Large File Sharing & Collaboration
Securely share, locate, and co-edit large files, using links for seamless collaboration across devices.
Accelerate Work With Very Large Files
Architecture, Engineering and Construction
- BIM files (DWG, IFC, RVT, NWD)
- Drone footage
- 3-D point cloud data (OBJ, PLY, PCD)
Media & Design
- High-resolution imagery
- Video files
- Digital audio files
- Graphic design files (AI, SVG, CDR)
Life Sciences
- Lab instrument data
- Biological data
- Microscopy imaging
- DNA and protein sequences
The Egnyte Solution
Ease of Use
- Share with links instead of attachments
- Preview files prior to access
- Mapped drive access experience
- Access files from Egnyte directly within Procore, Autodesk, Adobe and other large file apps
Large File Access
- Local storage for quick access to large files
- Edits to files automatically sync to the cloud
- Delta sync updates only the altered parts of a file
- Intelligently select files/folders to store locally
Secure File Collaboration
- Global file locking regardless of file access point
- Automated file versioning helps avoid file-change conflicts
Boost Productivity With Secure Large File Sharing & Collaboration
KAST Construction Saves Time While Improving their VDC Process
VDC managers could be spending anywhere from an hour to half a day each week just uploading files and re-establishing links…now, they just open the file, make their changes, and close it. All the links remain and the latest version is available for everyone.
We are able to securely store, edit, and share files between multiple offices around the world without running into bandwidth, file versioning, or access issues. M&C Saatchi is a fast paced organization and Egnyte keeps up, bottom line.
Powered by Egnyte AI
Learn more about Egnyte’s content intelligence engine, which includes:
- GPT-powered models allowing users to "converse" with private data sets in natural language
- Predictive models for content classification, entity extraction and unusual behavior detection
- Connected workflows such as automated labeling, security issue remediation, and human-driven review/approval tasks