Email Management & Reporting

Total compression for Microsoft Exchange
Max Compression:

Technical Overview:

Max Compression Technical Data Sheet.

Every time someone in your organization sends an email, network bandwidth and server storage space are consumed. By transmitting files in compressed format you can:

  • Save on network bandwidth

  • Reduce storage requirements

  • Reduce costs and transmission times for remote users

MaX Compression integrates seamlessly into a user's mail client so that users will rarely need to be aware that a file is being sent or received in compressed form.

MaX Compression is fast, powerful and easy to use and benefits both the user and administrator.

For the user:

  • Zip/unzip process is invisible

  • No change in working practices as attachments are sent as normal attachments and received as normal attachments

  • No additional, time-consuming step in sending/receiving an email

  • Reduction of time in sending and receiving mail for a remote user

For the administrator:

  • No user interaction, therefore zero training required

  • Extend resources without having to educate users

  • Cost savings from the numerous benefits of compression

  • A configuration program to set system-wide rules for MaXCompression, including:

    • Default attachment zip type (i.e. ZIP or Self-Extracting EXE)

    • Minimum and maximum file sizes before compressing

    • Addressing rules for recipients/ locations/ channel-type (who should receive ZIP, EXE, not-to-zip)

    • Decompress on receipt or opening

    • File extensions not to zip (e.g. jpg, zip)

    • Maximum size uncompressed and compressed

    • Reduce to short filenames