A cloud-native managed file transfer platform built on Azure and AWS. From protocol to infrastructure — we run the stack so you run the business.
HANDD MFTaaS handles every layer from the physical server up to the application. You manage your workflows and business logic — nothing else.
Every capability a modern enterprise MFT platform requires — running on infrastructure you never touch.
Drag-and-drop automation builder for scheduled transfers, event triggers, file transformations, and error handling — no code required.
Role-based permissions, multi-factor authentication, SSO via SAML 2.0 and OIDC. Full audit trail for every user action and file movement.
Live transfer dashboards, success/failure tracking, SLA alerts, and executive reporting delivered by email, webhook, or Slack.
Full programmatic control over workflows, partner accounts, and transfer jobs. Integrate with any ERP, CRM, or custom application.
Native connectors to Azure Blob Storage, Amazon S3, SharePoint Online, Google Drive, and all major cloud storage providers.
Automated backups, cross-region failover, and managed recovery — tested quarterly, zero additional cost, and never your problem to configure.
From legacy FTP to modern AS4 web services — full protocol coverage out of the box, no add-ons needed.
Build sophisticated file transfer workflows through a visual designer — no scripting, no custom code, no maintenance overhead.
Kick off workflows on file arrival, time schedule, API call, or system event. Chain multiple triggers with conditional logic.
Encrypt, compress, rename, translate file formats, and apply data transformations — all within the transfer pipeline.
Route files to different destinations based on content, filename patterns, partner identity, or workflow state.
Trigger email, Slack, or webhook notifications on success, failure, or SLA breach. Full audit logs retained for compliance.
MFTaaS integrates with the tools and platforms your organisation already uses — no custom middleware required.
Book a live demo and we'll walk you through the platform against your specific use case.