ShareFile provides secure document workflow, file sharing, client collaboration, and e-signature software solutions for businesses.
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LiquidFiles provides a secure file transfer solution that deploys on customer infrastructure, allowing organizations to send, receive, share, and request files of any size without relying on shared cloud servers.
Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Lehi, Utah, eFileCabinet, Inc. offers a suite of document management software and file-sharing products designed to help businesses digitally store records.
Couchdrop provides a cloud-based platform for managed file transfers (MFT), SFTP, EDI, and file automation. The platform allows organizations to securely send, receive, and automate file transfers, integrate with over 50 storage and platform integrations without writing code, and maintain control over data privacy and security.
SuiteFiles provides an intelligent workspace and document management software built on Microsoft 365 for professional service firms.
eSignFlow provides a digital platform for managing, signing, and sending secure, legally binding documents for businesses and government organizations.
Xodo provides secure document management and e-signature solutions that allow users to edit, convert, annotate, and sign PDF, Office, and image files. The platform offers web, desktop, and mobile applications equipped with over thirty tools designed to support document workflows for individuals and businesses across various industries.
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