Files.com provides a unified file orchestration platform that enables organizations to securely transfer, store, and automate file movements across multiple protocols. The company has built a comprehensive suite through strategic acquisitions of ExaVault, SmartFile, and ExpanDrive, and by developing Mover, covering the entire file-transfer market from a single engine. With over 4,000 customers and zero publicly disclosed breaches, Files.com has demonstrated trust and reliability. Backed by a $46.5 million investment from Riverwood Capital in 2021, the company remains founder-led and profitable.
The Secure File Orchestration Platform — one system to replace MFT, SFTP servers, and file-sharing tools.
Automated B2B file transfer for exchanging files with trading partners and systems, on the schedule your operations depend on.
Branded, self-serve portals so new partners are exchanging files in minutes, not weeks.
Retire aging file servers and NAS by mounting cloud storage as a local drive that users barely notice changed.
Send multi-terabyte files at full speed over any distance with no size limits and no appliance.
Immutable, versioned copies of critical data so an attack can't take your files with it.
Branded share links and request inboxes with expiry, passwords, and a full audit trail.
A dedicated Onboarding Architect and a step-by-step plan — most teams are live within five business days.
Dedicated, fully managed SFTP, FTP, and FTPS endpoints, with every protocol your partners already use. No servers to patch.
Branded portals, secure share links, and request inboxes, plus co-editing for Office documents. Partners and customers get access with no account.
Move files up to 5 TB at full speed over any distance, with chunked, resumable transfers on standard protocols and custom UDP acceleration.
Trigger on a file arriving, a schedule, or an event, then route, convert, and notify, with retries and alerts built in.
Reshape files inline as they move: convert formats and pull fields out of EDI, HL7, XML, JSON, and CSV.
Gray Media adopted Files.com to centralize video distribution across its 130+ stations, replacing legacy tools. The new system automates SFTP, share links, and inboxes for content delivery, enhancing IT control and compliance.
