GFI Archiver is an award-winning archiving solution used by businesses worldwide to maintain an easily accessible archive of all corporate email correspondence, calendar entries and files. It also helps significantly improve mail server performance by storing old emails in separate databases.
Compliance and eDiscovery regulations are always growing, and GFI Archiver can help you address these strict regulations through it's data retention policies. All items stored in GFI Archiver are easily accessible through Outlook, using a web browser or via any IMAP enabled device, including iPhone or Android. It integrates closely with Outlook, and avoids the use of stub files, therefore saving more space and further improves server performance. Thanks to the latest integration with GFI FaxMaker, you can now also search your email archive specifically for fax messages, making the search-and-retrieve process easier than ever.
With GFI Archiver's auditing functionality, management can access any email that is requested for eDiscovery or email compliance purposes and guarantee that these emails have not been tampered with. GFI Archiver also helps businesses get the most from the wealth of company information held in their email store, by including MailInsights reports as an integral part of its email management solution. MailInsights reports can help you identify potential security breaches, legal risks and productivity issues by extracting key data from your email archive. MailInsights reports highlight the weak spots in your company, leaving you to focus on your strengths.
What is new in this release:
GFI Directory, an Active Directory replacement for GFI Archiver. Organizations who do not have Microsoft Active Directory can use GFI Archiver simply by installing it in GFI Directory mode. History retention provides easy control over the storage of different versions of archived files. Archive stores management utilities are now available as a separate download for all administrators who do maintenance jobs on their databases, including exporting to a new database and splitting older archive stores into smaller ones.
Requirements:
.Net Framework 2.0, IIS, Microsoft Exchange server 2003/2007/2010
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