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Overview
Send large files fast, easy and secure
FastSend provides the fastest, easiest and most secure way of sending your files. Through an intuitive interface, the user can send files to any email address. FastSend solves the well-known file transfer problems of email attachment size limitations, security and usability problems with FTP and the inconvenience of burning a CD and sending it by courier.
With FastSend, entire folders can be sent in a background operation that is similar to moving files across your local network. FastSend provides complete job tracking through a configurable email notification system. FastSend uses SSL encryption for all file transfers.
FastSend works on all operating systems which have Java 1.5 or higher installed. This includes Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris and many others. To verify if you have the required version of Java on your computer, click here.
Why use FastSend
Send large files fast, easy and secure
Using FastSend, the user simply drags files or folders onto the application and writes a message to the recipient(s).
The fileset is then automatically compressed, encrypted and transferred without any further user interaction.
The recipient receives an email containing a hyperlink for downloading the fileset. Clicking the link will automatically download the fileset to a chosen directory.
Anyone demanding fast, simple and secure transmission of digital data can break file transmission barriers with FastSend.
Product sheet
Send large files fast, easy and secure
Uploading Files
1. The client simply drags files or folders onto the application and writes a message to the recipient(s). The files are then automatically compressed, encrypted and transferred to the FileFlow servers.
Downloading Files
2. An email is sent to the recipient with details about the downloaded fileset. An email to
confirm the files were downloaded is sent back to the sender.
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"FileFlow's solutions have been Leo Burnett's single most important file transfer service since early 2002"
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