Your data stays with you.
Run Qiata on your infrastructure. You decide where your files are stored and how your organisation shares them.
Share files with your team, customers and partners on your infrastructure, with clear access rules and traceable transfers.
Fewer detours for your team.
More visibility for your organisation.
Run Qiata on your infrastructure. You decide where your files are stored and how your organisation shares them.
Set recipients, expiry dates and protection options. Transfer activity keeps you informed about file sharing.
Request documents or collaborate with internal and external participants in TeamTransfer.
Whatever your working day brings.
Discover how Qiata makes collaboration easier and more secure.
Decide who receives your files and which access conditions apply. Central sharing and transfer activity make the exchange traceable.
Your recipient uploads their files through the invitation.
Invite external people to provide documents. Incoming files belong to the same workflow.
Summer Project
3 participants · Working on files togetherWith TeamTransfer, internal and external participants find files in a shared project space. Folders and permissions give collaboration structure.
Hi Alex, here are the documents for our project.
Use Qiata from Outlook. File sharing stays part of your daily work, with files provided centrally through Qiata.
From the file portal to email: adapt Qiata to your brand. Drag the slider and see the difference your design can make.
From upload to retrieval: Qiata combines encrypted connections, protected file storage and controlled access. On your infrastructure, following your IT policies.
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Your team wants to get on with work.
Your IT wants to stay in control.
Qiata brings both together.
Whether managed by your own IT team or supported by your IT partner: find the right starting point.
Discover how Qiata can simplify file sharing in your organisation. In a personal live demo.
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