AllSync is the professional solution for your data synchronization, imaging, backup, update, replication and archiving needs under Microsoft Windows. AllSync supports all storage media which can be accessed via a drive letter or network path.
Various preconfigured copy modes are available for your copy tasks. A wide variety of copy options enable you to adapt the various copy modes to your individual requirements.
All the settings required for a specific copy procedure between two folders are stored in a profile. You can create as many profiles as you like and administer them according to project in the profile list.
AllSync also offers you the option of creating easy-to-interpret copy previews so that you get an optimal picture of the actions to be performed during a copy operation. All the actions to files and folders are conveniently displayed side by side in two report windows. The actions of the folders and files can be checked and edited by you so that the copy operation goes as you intended.
AllSync Scheduler enables you to automatically run copy operations by scheduling them. Various timing options are available for this purpose, e.g. daily, weekly, monthly, etc. AllSync Scheduler can also be installed as a Windows service, thus enabling copy operations to be automatically run when no user is logged in to the system.
There are a wide variety of filter options available to you in AllSync for excluding files and folders from a copy operation by virtue of their path, name or properties.
In the interest of data protection you can have all the files which are deleted, overwritten or moved by a copy operation first backed up to the Windows Recycle Bin or to a separate backup folder.
Other features: AllSync supports ZIP compression format, enabling space-saving backup of your data. AllSync can be invoked via the command line using various command-line options. AllSync enables the access permissions of files and folders to be copied. AllSync supports the use of Windows environment variables in path specifications.
