Secure File Transfer in the Cloud
Efficiently and securely transfer files while remaining compliant. Consolidate workflows and operate with ease while using a no-code interface.
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reduction in operational costs
less time to set up file transfer connections
efficiency gains in partner onboarding
Cloud-Native Managed File Transfer
Our managed file transfer as a service (MFTaaS) started in the cloud and continues to provide cloud-based automated file transfer and ad hoc file sharing capabilities to businesses.
Our MFT agent, known as Thru Node, is a key component of a distributed hybrid architecture on an internal network while Thru’s MFT control plane remains in the cloud.
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Competitive Advantages of True Cloud-Based File Transfer
Production-Ready
Thru is live and ready for use with nothing to deploy: Simply select an instance in the chosen region.
Continuous, Seamless Updates
Always use the most up-to-date software: Automatic updates are made to the platform with zero downtime.
Dynamically Scales
Thru’s cloud-native architecture is made up of distributed micro-services that automatically scale.
API-First
An API is available for every function in the graphical user interface—programmatically control Thru via APIs.
Our 3-Year TCO Is Significantly Lower
Total cost of ownership (TCO) includes obvious costs such as the application plus several hidden costs, which are harder to ascertain since they are likely associated with implementation and ongoing operations. The feature sets of leading MFT providers Thru, GoAnywhere and Progress MOVEit are similar but when it comes to comparing the TCO and how the solution is delivered, the differences become quite clear.
Our price model is easy to build and understand:
All-inclusive pricing—no hidden costs
Start small and increase capacity as needed
SaaS model based on usage
Solve Your File Transfer Problems
Reduce Costs
Reduce operational and infrastructure costs by using MFT as a service. Leave infrastructure operations, scaling, availability and updates to us.
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Protect Data
Zero trust security measures are built into every layer, including controlled access, authentication, antivirus scanning and end-to-end encryption (E2EE) in transit and at rest.
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Connect Faster
Complete workflows faster with native integration connectors for MuleSoft, Boomi, Amazon S3 and more.
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Migrate to Cloud
Use available APIs to reduce on-premises migration efforts.
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Remain Compliant
Satisfy data management standards with encryption, identity access controls, auditing, retention and additional tools to help remain compliant with GDPR, GxP, HIPAA, PCI DSS and SOC 2.
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Stay in Control
Consolidate SFTP, HTTPS and FTPS transfers into one system. Work more efficiently and remedy problems before they impact business.
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Customers Share File Transfer Successes
Thru’s enterprise-class MFTaaS solution is the file exchange cornerstone for some of the world’s largest corporations. Our cloud-native MFT application continually delivers tangible, escalating returns on investment by uniquely addressing the most challenging managed file transfer requirements.
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What Is MFT?
Everything you need to know about how MFT works, use cases and must-have features. See a detailed comparison of cloud, hybrid and on-premises MFT.
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What Is SFTP?
See a detailed account of how SFTP works from start to finish, including an explanation of the TCP/IP model and related authentication and encryption methods.
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What Is HTTPS?
HTTPS is commonly used by website browsers to access websites, but it can also be used to transfer files.
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