Turning Shared Success into Opportunity

Some of the most meaningful moments in life are not found in reports or presentations — they’re found in the spark in a child’s eyes.

Recently, we launched the FileOrbis CodeLab, a fully equipped coding and robotics workshop established at a primary school to introduce young students to technology at an early age. More than 150 students from grades 1 through 4 now have access to computers, robotics kits, electronic circuits, and a 3D printer — tools that allow them to explore, experiment, and build.

For many of these children, this is their first hands-on experience with coding and digital creation. And that’s exactly why this initiative matters.

As a technology company, we spend our days building secure digital environments and helping organizations manage their data. But we also believe that technology carries a broader responsibility: expanding access to knowledge and creating opportunity where it can make a lasting difference.

The CodeLab was established with a simple idea in mind — to turn collective success into shared impact. Instead of sending traditional year-end corporate gifts, we chose to dedicate that budget to something long-term and meaningful on behalf of our customers and partners. Something that would continue to grow.

This isn’t just a classroom.
It’s a space for curiosity.
A place where problem-solving begins early.
A message to every child that says: you can build the future, too.

The project was made possible with the generous volunteer support of educator Halit Fethi Kesici, who helped set up the lab and guide teacher training. Students are now participating in structured sessions focused on coding fundamentals, robotics thinking, and project-based learning.

Looking ahead, we’re excited to expand this initiative with a mentorship program. Our goal is to connect students with professionals who can share real-world experiences, answer questions, and inspire confidence. Because sometimes, what makes the biggest difference isn’t just access to tools — it’s access to role models.

At FileOrbis, we believe business and responsibility should move forward together. The CodeLab is one small step in that direction — and we’re incredibly proud of what it represents.

And this is only the beginning. With the continued support of our customers, partners, and team members around the world, we hope to establish many more CodeLabs in the future — opening new doors, inspiring young minds, and turning shared success into lasting opportunity for the next generation.

Gamze Karslı
Head of Marketing

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Enterprise document governance has entered a new era. What was once considered a back-office IT function is now a critical pillar of data security, regulatory compliance, and AI readiness. In 2026, organizations that fail to modernize how they govern documents face growing operational risk, uncontrolled AI exposure, and increasing compliance pressure.

The reason is simple: documents sit at the center of how businesses operate—and how AI systems learn, reason, and respond.

Why Document Governance Is No Longer Optional

Most enterprise data breaches, compliance violations, and AI misuse incidents do not originate from structured databases. They originate from unstructured content—documents, files, contracts, reports, emails, and shared workspaces.

Yet many organizations still manage documents using outdated assumptions:

• That files live in one system
• That access control is user-centric
• That governance can be applied after content is created

These assumptions no longer hold.

Modern enterprises operate in distributed environments where documents are created and shared across multiple platforms, cloud services, business applications, partners, and AI workflows. Without a centralized governance approach, this distribution quickly turns into loss of control.

From Centralized Storage to Centralized Governance

The future of document management is not centralization—it is federation with centralized governance.

Documents will continue to live across Microsoft 365, file servers, cloud repositories, collaboration tools, and line-of-business systems. What must be centralized instead are the rules that govern them:

• Identity and access context
• Data classification and sensitivity
• Usage, sharing, and auditability
• Retention and disposal policies

Organizations that rely on platform-specific controls alone create fragmented security postures. Each system may appear compliant on its own, while the enterprise remains exposed as a whole.

Governance Must Start at Creation

One of the most common document governance failures is timing. Policies are defined, but enforcement happens too late.

In an AI-enabled environment, governance must begin at the moment a document is created or ingested. Classification, access rules, and usage policies should be applied automatically—not left to user discretion or manual processes.

Retroactive governance is no longer sufficient. Once a document is shared, copied, or consumed by AI, risk has already materialized.

Why Traditional Access Control Is No Longer Enough

Authorization alone does not equal control.

Modern document ecosystems involve more than human users. Systems, integrations, automation tools, and AI models access and process content continuously. If access models do not distinguish between human, system, and AI access, organizations lose visibility into how information is actually used.

Context matters:

• Who accessed the document
• Through which system
• For what purpose
• Whether access was human-initiated or AI-driven

Without contextual auditability, enterprises can prove access occurred—but not whether it was appropriate.

AI Changes Everything About Document Security

AI represents the biggest governance inflection point for enterprise documents.

AI systems do not understand sensitivity unless explicitly enforced. Treating AI as just another user creates uncontrolled exposure to legal, regulated, strategic, and personal data.

AI access must be governed separately, with clear boundaries defining:

• Which documents AI can access
• Which documents AI must never see
• How AI-generated outputs can be traced back to source content

Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) makes this even more critical. Organizations must be able to explain which documents informed an AI response and why. Without this traceability, AI outputs become difficult to validate, audit, or defend.

Operational Impact: The Hidden Cost of Poor Governance

Weak document governance does not only create security risk—it quietly damages productivity.

Employees waste time searching for files, working from outdated versions, and managing manual controls that slow collaboration without reducing risk. These inefficiencies rarely appear in dashboards, yet they compound daily across teams and processes.

Modern document governance focuses on continuous visibility rather than reactive audits—reducing friction while strengthening control.

Preparing for 2026 and Beyond

In 2026, document governance is no longer about storage or file sharing. It is about enabling secure collaboration, regulatory confidence, and responsible AI adoption—without sacrificing speed.

Organizations that treat document governance as a strategic control layer will be better positioned to scale AI, meet compliance requirements, and operate with confidence.

This is the approach embedded in how FileOrbis helps enterprises govern unstructured data across distributed environments—by combining centralized governance, contextual security, and AI-ready controls.

Because in the era of AI, documents are no longer passive assets. They are active participants in enterprise risk—and opportunity.

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As we close out 2025, it feels like the right moment to pause and look back — not just at the numbers, but at what they truly represent.
This year was about turning intention into impact.

It started with building. Thousands of new lines of code came together to deliver four brand-new FileOrbis products. Behind that work was a growing team — our headcount increased by 25%, bringing together more people who care deeply about solving real document and data challenges for enterprises.

With that foundation in place, FileOrbis continued to expand globally. We now operate across 30+ countries, with offices in KSA, UAE, Poland, and the USA, supporting customers across APAC, EMEA, and North America. Growth, for us, has never been about being everywhere — it’s been about being present where it matters.

That presence translated into trust. In 2025, 450+ enterprise customers chose FileOrbis, and that trust scaled to more than 2 million users working with their documents securely every day. Along the way, our ecosystem grew too, with 20+ new distributors, technology partners, and resellers joining us on this journey.

What matters most, though, is how customers experience what we build. Being rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 91 reviews, and being recognized as a Strong Performer in the Gartner Peer Insights Document Management 2025 report, was a meaningful validation of that effort.

Beyond products and platforms, 2025 was also about people. We had the chance to meet, listen to, and learn from more than 10,000 professionals across industry events worldwide. Those conversations continue to shape how we think about the future of document management.

As we look ahead, our wish for 2026 is simple: to keep helping enterprises work with their documents more safely, more intelligently, and with greater confidence — every day, everywhere.
Thank you to our customers, partners, and team for being part of this journey. We’re just getting started.

Gamze Karslı
Head of Marketing

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Secure Document Management (SDM) systems play a vital role in establishing and maintaining effective data governance within an organization. Data governance encompasses the policies, standards, processes, and controls for managing an organization’s data assets. SDM solutions provide the technological framework to enforce these governance principles, particularly for unstructured data like documents, files, and records.

Here’s how Secure Document Management, particularly with features like those found in FileOrbis, helps data governance:

Enhanced Data Security & Protection

• Governance Principle: Data must be protected against unauthorized access, corruption, or theft.
• SDM Role: SDM systems employ robust security measures like encryption (both for data at rest and in transit), preventing unauthorized access even if data is intercepted. They integrate with other security tools (like anti-malware, Data Loss Prevention – DLP) to offer layered protection.
• FileOrbis Features: FileOrbis provides advanced threat protection, integration with security tools (Anti-Malware, DLP, Sandbox), data encryption, data masking, and real-time security alerts to safeguard information.

Strict Access Control

• Governance Principle: Access to data should be based on roles and responsibilities (least privilege principle).
• SDM Role: SDM allows administrators to set granular permissions, defining who can view, edit, share, or delete specific documents or folders. Features like Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) further secure access.
• FileOrbis Features: FileOrbis’s Access Manager offers granular, dynamic role-based access controls, MFA, and secure collaboration tools, ensuring only authorized personnel access sensitive files.

Compliance & Risk Management

• Governance Principle: Data handling must comply with legal, regulatory (like GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA), and internal policies.
• SDM Role: SDM systems facilitate compliance by providing tools for automated policy enforcement (e.g., retention schedules, access rules), comprehensive audit trails for accountability, and features to manage data subject requests (like access or deletion).
• FileOrbis Features: FileOrbis aids compliance through detailed audit trails, automated policy enforcement, data discovery tools to locate sensitive data (including PII for regulations like GDPR), specific compliance modules, and reporting capabilities. It supports creating organization-wide security protocols.

Data Quality & Lifecycle Management

• Governance Principle: Data should be accurate, consistent, and managed throughout its lifecycle (creation, storage, use, archival, deletion).
• SDM Role: SDM systems provide version control to track changes, centralized storage to prevent data silos and duplication, and tools for classifying and organizing documents, improving data accuracy and consistency. They also manage retention and disposition policies.
• FileOrbis Features: FileOrbis enables data classification and tagging, policy enforcement for retention, content analysis to ensure data quality, and secure destruction capabilities, supporting the entire data lifecycle.

Auditability & Transparency

• Governance Principle: Organizations must be able to track data access and modifications for accountability and compliance.
• SDM Role: SDM systems maintain detailed, immutable logs (audit trails) of all user activities related to documents – who accessed what, when, and what changes were made.
• FileOrbis Features: FileOrbis provides comprehensive audit trails and reporting tools across its modules (Access Manager, Security Manager, Data Governance Manager), offering transparency into data activities and supporting internal/external audits.

Centralization and Organization

• Governance Principle: Data should be managed centrally to ensure consistency and avoid fragmented data landscapes.
• SDM Role: SDM provides a central, secure repository for documents, making them easier to find, manage, and govern consistently.
• FileOrbis Features: FileOrbis acts as a consolidating platform, managing various file systems (file servers, network disks) through a single interface, enabling integrated management and access control.

In essence, a secure document management system like FileOrbis operationalizes data governance policies for documents and files. It provides the necessary controls, security measures, and visibility to ensure data is handled securely, compliantly, and effectively throughout its lifecycle, reducing risks and improving operational efficiency.

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When modernizing file access infrastructure, many enterprises face a costly and complex decision: migrate everything to the cloud or modernize existing systems. FileOrbis offers a hybrid, no-migration-needed alternative that drastically reduces TCO while maintaining security, usability, and control.

Cost Comparison Highlights

• No file migration required—preserve existing infrastructure
• Avoid cloud storage expansion and egress fees
• Reduce dependency on external IT resources for migration projects
• Minimal retraining or change management required for users
• Leverage current file servers and NTFS permission models
• Lower licensing costs vs fully cloud-native EFSS alternatives

Hidden Cloud Migration Costs

• Data transfer (egress) and storage overage fees
• Re-implementation of access permissions and policies
• Vendor lock-in and long-term cost commitments
• Risk of data exposure or downtime during migration
• Compliance re-certification in new cloud environments

FileOrbis TCO Advantage

• Rapid deployment without infrastructure overhaul
• Integration with Microsoft 365, Teams, AD, and NTFS
• Granular access controls and audit trail for security and compliance
• Pay-as-you-grow licensing model with modular feature adoption
• Works on-prem, in private cloud, or hybrid environments

Ideal For

• Organizations with existing file server investments
• Enterprises in regulated industries with data residency concerns
• IT leaders looking to modernize without business disruption
• Companies balancing cloud flexibility with cost efficiency

Complementary FileOrbis Features

• NTFS Integration: No data movement needed
• Audit Trail: Transparent visibility without platform shift
• Access Management: Keep your AD/NTFS hierarchy intact
• Data Governance: Extend policies to existing structures
• Secure File Sharing: Enable external collaboration without rehosting

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Navigating Global Data Regulations with Flexible Hosting Solutions

In an era of stringent data privacy regulations, multinational organizations face the critical challenge of managing data across borders while adhering to a complex web of local laws. FileOrbis offers versatile and robust deployment models designed to meet the strictest data residency and sovereignty requirements worldwide. Whether your organization requires complete control through on-premise infrastructure, the flexibility of a regional private cloud, or a hybrid approach, FileOrbis provides the foundation for secure and compliant file access and management.

Deployment Models Tailored to Your Compliance Needs

FileOrbis delivers the architectural flexibility needed to align with diverse regulatory landscapes and business requirements.

• On-Premise Deployment: For organizations that demand maximum control over their data environment, the on-premise model ensures that all files and metadata remain within the corporate network. This approach is ideal for industries with sensitive data, such as finance, defense, and government, providing full authority over hardware, security protocols, and data processing.
• Regional Private Cloud: Leverage the power and scalability of the cloud without compromising on data location. FileOrbis can be deployed within dedicated private cloud instances in specific geographic regions. This ensures that data is stored and processed in compliance with local regulations while offering the operational benefits of a cloud environment.
• Hybrid Cloud Model: Achieve the perfect balance between on-premise control and cloud flexibility. The FileOrbis hybrid model allows organizations to keep sensitive data on-premise while utilizing regional cloud resources for other operations. This model features powerful location-based data segregation, enabling policies that automatically route and store data in the appropriate location based on its classification, origin, or user group.

Regional Hosting for Guaranteed Data Residency

FileOrbis ensures compliance with major international data protection regulations through its strategically located hosting options.

• Europe (GDPR): To meet the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), organizations can deploy FileOrbis on-premise or within EU-based data centers, guaranteeing that all personal data of EU citizens is processed and stored within the European Union.
• Middle East (PDPL, DIFC, NCA): For compliance with regulations such as the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), UAE’s DIFC Data Protection Law, and frameworks from the Saudi National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA), FileOrbis offers secure private cloud zones within the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).
• North America (ITAR, CMMC): FileOrbis supports US-based hosting to meet federal and state-level data requirements. For organizations in the defense and government sectors, FileOrbis can be deployed in highly secure environments, including Azure GovCloud, to ensure compliance with standards like ITAR and CMMC.

Core Features Supporting Global Governance and Security

Beyond flexible hosting, FileOrbis provides a suite of integrated features that empower organizations to enforce security and maintain compliance across all environments.

• Data Governance and Classification: Automatically discover and classify sensitive data using content-aware technology. Identify predefined data types like national IDs or credit card numbers, apply persistent metadata tags, and enforce policies to block, encrypt, or require approval for specific actions.
• Granular Access Control: Enforce the principle of least privilege with dynamic, role-based access controls. FileOrbis allows administrators to manage permissions for individual users and groups, ensuring employees and third parties can only access the data relevant to their roles.
• Advanced Security Measures: Protect data at every stage with end-to-end encryption for data in transit and at rest. Enhance security with features like Digital Rights Management (DRM), dynamic watermarking, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and integration with Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and anti-malware solutions.
• Comprehensive Audit Trails: Maintain a complete and immutable record of all file activities. FileOrbis logs every access, creation, modification, and sharing event, providing the detailed audit trails necessary for regulatory audits and internal security reviews.
• Seamless Integration: FileOrbis integrates smoothly with your existing IT infrastructure, including Active Directory, Microsoft 365, ERP, and CRM systems. This creates a unified file management ecosystem, allowing for consistent policy enforcement and simplified administration across disparate systems.

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FileOrbis helps organizations in the Middle East meet data protection obligations under DIFC, ADGM, and Saudi PDPL regulations. This ensures that your sensitive data remains within the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or broader GCC region, complying with local data residency requirements.

In today’s digital landscape, data sovereignty and compliance with regional regulations are paramount. FileOrbis provides a robust solution specifically designed to address the unique data residency needs of organizations operating in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and the wider Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. By leveraging FileOrbis, businesses can confidently manage their internal file operations while adhering to strict data protection laws.

Ensuring Local Data Residency and Secure File Operations

FileOrbis is committed to supporting UAE, Saudi Arabia, and GCC data protection laws , ensuring local data residency and secure internal file operations. Our platform is engineered to prevent data from leaving the specified geographical boundaries, providing peace of mind for businesses dealing with confidential information.

Key features that support data residency and secure file access include:

• Deployment Options for UAE, Saudi Arabia, or Regional Cloud Zones: FileOrbis offers flexible deployment models, allowing organizations to choose data storage locations within the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or other designated regional cloud zones. This ensures that data physically resides within the required jurisdiction.
• Audit-Ready Logging and Permission Inheritance: Maintain complete visibility and control over your data with comprehensive, audit-ready logs. FileOrbis meticulously records all file activities, providing an irrefutable audit trail for compliance purposes. Permission inheritance further simplifies access management, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access sensitive information.
• Custom Content Rules for Regulated Sectors like Finance and Healthcare: FileOrbis allows for the creation of custom content rules, specifically tailored to meet the stringent compliance requirements of regulated industries such as finance and healthcare. This feature enables organizations to enforce data handling policies that align with industry-specific regulations.
• Language Localization in Arabic for Regional Usability: To enhance regional usability and adoption, FileOrbis provides language localization in Arabic, making the platform intuitive and accessible for users across the Middle East.

Comprehensive MEA Compliance Features

Beyond core data residency, FileOrbis offers a suite of features designed for comprehensive compliance in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region:

• Advanced Encryption: All data, both in transit and at rest, is secured with industry-leading encryption protocols, safeguarding against unauthorized access and cyber threats.
• Granular Access Controls: Implement highly granular access controls to define who can access, edit, and share files, ensuring that data is only available to authorized users based on their roles and responsibilities.
• Data Loss Prevention (DLP): Proactive DLP capabilities prevent sensitive information from being accidentally or maliciously shared outside the organization, further bolstering data security.
• Integration with Existing IT Infrastructure: FileOrbis seamlessly integrates with your existing IT environment, including Active Directory and other identity management systems, for streamlined deployment and management.
• Scalability and Performance: Designed for enterprise-level performance, FileOrbis can scale to meet the demands of growing organizations, ensuring fast and reliable file access regardless of data volume.

Partner with FileOrbis for Data Protection in the Middle East

By choosing FileOrbis, organizations in the Middle East can confidently navigate the complexities of data protection laws, including Saudi PDPL, DIFC, and ADGM regulations. Our commitment to local data residency and secure file operations empowers businesses to operate efficiently while maintaining the highest standards of data compliance and security.

Contact us today to learn more about how FileOrbis can help your organization achieve and maintain data residency and compliance in the UAE and GCC regions.

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FileOrbis delivers comprehensive identity integration by supporting on-prem Active Directory, ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services), and Azure Active Directory. This allows enterprises to manage access and authentication securely across hybrid or cloud-first infrastructures with full support for Single Sign-On (SSO), federation, and role-based access.

Core Benefits

• Synchronize users and groups from on-prem Active Directory and Azure AD
• Leverage existing NTFS permissions without manual mapping
• Enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for domain-joined and federated users
• Support hybrid environments with ADFS and Azure AD side-by-side
• Federated authentication via SAML, OAuth 2.0, or OpenID Connect
• Centralized policy enforcement for all identity sources

Security & Governance Alignment

• Maintain unified identity and access control across on-prem and cloud
• Reduce risk through federated identity management and seamless de-provisioning
• Map audit logs and permissions to AD, ADFS, and Azure AD users

Enterprise Use Cases

• Enterprises adopting hybrid cloud identity strategies
• Organizations requiring centralized access across multiple identity providers
• Companies enabling secure remote work with federated login
• Highly regulated sectors needing mapped access controls and traceability

Complementary FileOrbis Features

• Access Management: Role-based access tied to all directory types
• Audit Trail: Full visibility into user activity across identity providers
• Secure File Sharing: Governed access for internal and external users
• Data Governance: Policy enforcement across hybrid identity structures
• Quota Management: Identity-based control by AD, ADFS, or Azure AD group

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FileOrbis integrates directly with your existing file servers while preserving all NTFS folder structures and permissions. Unlike traditional content migration tools, FileOrbis provides real-time access and management without the need to move or copy files—eliminating downtime, complexity, and risk.

Core Benefits

• No file migration—keep your files in place
• Preserve NTFS ACLs for seamless access continuity
• Instant deployment with zero downtime
• Support for distributed file server environments
• Leverage existing Active Directory groups and permissions
• Enable secure web-based access without disrupting file servers

Security & Continuity Advantages

• Maintain your compliance-aligned permission structure
• Avoid data duplication and integrity risks from copying
• Minimize operational impact during implementation

Ideal Use Cases

• Large organizations with extensive file server hierarchies
• Enterprises with compliance-bound folder permissions
• IT teams seeking minimal disruption and maximum security
• Companies moving to hybrid or remote access scenarios

Complementary FileOrbis Features

• Audit Trail: Full logging of all file access and operations
• Access Management: Role-based controls over existing files
• Secure File Sharing: Leverage original files without export
• Data Governance: Enforce policies without altering data structure
• Quota Management: Apply usage policies to live file systems

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Empowering Global Teams with a Multilingual Enterprise Platform

FileOrbis is a next-generation Enterprise Content Management platform engineered to securely and efficiently manage the growing volume and complexity of enterprise files and content. It provides a unified solution that enhances collaboration and productivity by enabling users to securely access, share, and edit files from any location or channel.

To foster adoption across globally distributed teams, FileOrbis supports multiple languages. The user interface and comprehensive documentation are available in key enterprise languages, ensuring an intuitive and seamless user experience for international teams.

Available Languages:

• English (default)
• French (Français)
• German (Deutsch)
• Dutch (Nederlands)
• Arabic (العربية)

Core Features for the Modern Enterprise

FileOrbis delivers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to provide centralized control, enhance security, and streamline file management across diverse IT environments.

• Access Manager: Access and manage all your file systems from a single point of control.
• Link Manager: Securely send access rights to files and folders, rather than sending the files themselves.
• File Server Manager: Transform your existing file servers into a next-generation file management system without moving your data. This includes modernizing infrastructure with in-place file server integration.
• Security Manager: Define and automate security flows to protect your data. This feature allows for the integration of security products like DLP, sandbox, and anti-malware for sequential or simultaneous analysis.
• Data Governance Manager: Implement robust data governance policies to ensure compliance and manage the entire data lifecycle.
• AI Manager: Leverage artificial intelligence to enhance data classification, security, and operational efficiency.

Advanced Security and Compliance

Security is at the core of the FileOrbis platform, which offers multi-layered protection for your enterprise data.

• Content-Aware Security: FileOrbis utilizes real-time, content-aware technology to identify and analyze sensitive data within files, automating policy enforcement and enabling secure, compliant file-sharing.
• Cybersecurity Integrations: The platform seamlessly integrates with existing security systems, including DLP, sandbox, anti-malware, and SIEM, to centralize security event logging and enhance threat detection.
• Digital Rights Management (DRM): Advanced DRM capabilities protect sensitive data from unauthorized access and distribution.
• Compliance Support: FileOrbis helps organizations meet various regulatory requirements, including GDPR, SAMA, NCA, NDMO, and PCI-DSS.
• Robust Authentication: Features like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-On (SSO) ensure secure access to your file ecosystem.

Seamless Collaboration and Enhanced Productivity

FileOrbis is designed to break down data silos and foster a collaborative and productive work environment.

• Unified File Access: Consolidate all file environments your users access onto a single screen for an intuitive and unified experience. FileOrbis provides robust access through a web client, mobile apps, and a desktop client.
• Microsoft 365 & Teams Integration: Enhance your Microsoft 365 data governance and securely manage file sharing operations directly within the Microsoft Teams interface.
• Content-Aware Collaboration: Features like content-aware approval workflows and dynamic watermarking ensure that sensitive information is handled appropriately during collaborative processes.
• Sync & Share: Powerful synchronization and sharing capabilities enable seamless teamwork and efficient data distribution.
• Online Editing: The ability to easily edit files online streamlines team collaboration and improves workflow efficiency.

Next-Generation File System Management

FileOrbis modernizes your file infrastructure with advanced management and orchestration capabilities.

• File System Federation: Create a unified namespace across fragmented on-premise and cloud file systems.
• Metadata and Permission Management: Utilize metadata tagging for efficient organization and retrieval, and manage permissions centrally across different storage systems.
• Scalable Architecture: The modular and scalable design ensures that FileOrbis can handle large-scale unstructured data and grow effortlessly with your organization’s data needs.
• Add-On Capabilities: Enhance the platform’s functionality with various add-ons, including FileOrbis Drive for virtual drive mapping, FTP/SFTP support, and an Edge Cache add-on for improved performance with local caching.

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