Features

What makes Filr different?

Learn how Filr serves you better than other file sharing solutions.

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Works on all your devices

Filr has clients and apps for desktops, laptops, smart phones and tablets on a variety of platforms, including Microsoft, Linux, iOS, Android and many more.

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A familiar feel

Filr gives users features like those on social media sites, blogs, and email systems.

  • Users can comment on files in Filr. This allows them to share suggestions and easily exchange ideas for collaborative projects.
  • When a coworker updates or changes a file, Filr can send a notification to others using the document. This eliminates the need for emailing back and forth.
  • Filr also allows users to search through their files, including all the files others have shared with them. They can easily search hundreds of documents for the one they need.

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Filr entitlement

Customers with active maintenance on Open Enterprise Server or Open Workgroup Suite are entitled to Filr. Regain control over organizational data while providing users the mobile access and sharing they want with Filr. Filr is an entitlement benefit to customers with active maintenance on Open Enterprise Server or Open Workgroup Suite. Customers are entitled to use Filr based upon the number of users covered under their maintenance contract.

Visit the Customer Center to view your entitlements and start giving your users the ability to access and share their files from anywhere, from any device, while keeping the control within IT.

If you have questions about your access to Filr, call 800-529-3400.

Integrate quickly

Filr integrates with your organization's existing directory services, either Microsoft Active Directory, Micro Focus NetIQ® eDirectory, or a combination of both. Filr does not require any schema extensions or directory reconfiguring.

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Take back control

Filr enables you and your IT staff to determine which users are allowed to share files, which files they can share, and with whom they can share them.

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Leverage existing file servers

You’ve already set up your access rights, quotas, firewalls, backup and disaster recovery systems. Filr leverages all of that by working with your file servers and Active Directory or NetIQ eDirectory.

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Access on-premises data from anywhere

Make users productive from day one. Filr gives users access to all their files and shared network folders from any device or location. Wherever they are, users can access files and folders as if they’re in the office.

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WHAT'S NEW IN MICRO FOCUS FILR 3.4
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Standard and Advanced Editions
Standard and Advanced Editions
  • Web Client to use browser’s locale—Filr now has the ability to detect the user’s locale and display the Filr web interface in the language set by the user. If the browser language is not supported by Filr, it defaults to the language set on the Filr server.
  • Change to default share expiration—The default share expiration for user’s files and folders is now set at 30 days.
  • Ability to conceal users LDAP ID—Hide users LDAP ID to reduce security threats.
  • Net Folder on Desktop: Ability to hide OR make it read only—Provide granular control for displaying the Net Folders on the user’s desktop in an Online mode or both in an Online and Offline mode.
  • Linux Client on Ubuntu (Tech Preview)—Filr 3.4 introduces support for Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS (Xenial Xerus) on your Linux desktop.
Advanced Edition
Advanced Edition
  • Enhancements to the Outlook plugin: support for unauthenticated download links—The Filr administrator can enable an option to allow the external users to download the attachments without registering to Filr.
  • File request for Home Folders—Allow requests of external users to upload files to Filr, while allowing for an expiration for the upload link. Email notification can be sent to the submitter, with a link to the upload and to the requester, after the file has been uploaded.
  • Share reports—The sharer receives an email notification when a shared file is accessed for the first time. For folders, an email notification is received when any file from the shared folder is accessed for the first time. No notification is received on renaming, deleting, or adding any file to the shared folder.
"Mobility is here, and we need to allow our users more efficient use of technology to be more efficient in the public sector. We are stewards of the taxpayers’ money."
CAROLYN HOGG   /   CIO  City of Fresno
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