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Share files seamlessly, collaborate effectively, and stay on track.
Get files where they need to be. Reduce errors, promote transparency, and increase efficiency.
Talk to an expert
Get files where they need to be. Reduce errors, promote transparency, and increase efficiency.
Talk to an expertAlthough there’s an abundance of file-sharing tools on the market —DropBox, FTP, email, etc., they have limitations that can get in your way of sending the right information to the right person—at the right time.
There’s no time to waste when you’re processing RFIs and submittals, or when you need to get the most current drawing set out to the field. Since Info Exchange is just a website, you and your project team only need Internet access to get the documents that you need.
How many times have you sent a file transfer and then… crickets! Now external users will get email notifications when a file has been sent. And they will get reminders to download the file. This keeps everyone on track. You can even set expiration dates on time-sensitive files to add some urgency.
Sending large files through email usually doesn’t work. Most company firewalls don’t allow them. Some file transfer software packages restrict the number of users you who can use the service (unless you want to pay more), or restrict the number of file transfers you can send. With Info Exchange, it’s not the case. Transfer away!
Did someone claim they didn’t get the file? No problem, if they did you have an audit trail of it. You’ll get a full audit trail of when the file was sent, who it was sent to, who downloaded the file, and who didn’t.
Sharing documents allows your whole team to work together seamlessly, collaborate, and stay on track.
There’s an audit trail of who downloaded what and when. This promotes trust and can help to prevent disputes. There’s no more “I didn’t get that file”.
Sharing documents in a timely manner ensures that everyone is working with the same information. This helps to avoid errors, misunderstandings, and rework, which can be costly and time-consuming.
Unlike FTP, your files are encrypted so they are transferred securely.
