The Filetransfer Appliance will have an API in which applications developed for popular mobile computing platforms, such as Android and iOS, can interface with. The API will expose the handles/hooks/objects/methods/properties necessary to have a mobile application access, download/upload, and store content from the Filetransfer Appliance. This feature will make it very nice for mobile users that are out of the office to review large files sent to them in a secure manner. Using the technology in the mobile platforms, the mobile application can even store data in a sandboxed encrypted environment - making working with secure data while on the road much more practical.
Nate McCorvie August 02, 2011 19:01 Is this in plan yet? If so, how close is it? Love the product BTW! Thank you! Daniel Blamey July 09, 2013 04:51 Is there any plan to enable support for LiquidFiles either via dedicated mobile apps or a mobile html interface? Brad Dupuis December 19, 2013 22:42 Any plan to make the existing web interface mobile-friendly? We have more and more users looking to access this functionality via mobile devices. That would be a great addition to this already awesome product.
