Wasabi is cheap to store and free to read back. But it can't let a partner log in over SFTP, hand someone a download link, or show you who did what. Files.com adds all of that on top of any Wasabi bucket, yours or a partner's. Move files off pricey SharePoint or big-cloud storage into Wasabi, then send, receive, and share them from Files.com.
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Teams pick Wasabi because it's cheap: one flat rate, no fees to read or request your files. The catch is that cheap storage is harder to use. Wasabi doesn't connect to SFTP, to the big clouds, or to any file workflow. Files.com is what makes the cheap bucket usable. It adds exactly the connections, automation, sharing, and controls Wasabi leaves out.
Copy files out of SharePoint or a big-cloud bucket into Wasabi on a schedule, where holding them costs far less. Files.com then serves them over SFTP, FTPS, share links, and automation, so cutting your storage bill never costs you the access you had before.
The bucket can be yours, or it can belong to a partner, a vendor, or a customer. Pull files out of someone else’s bucket, drop files into theirs, or do both at once. Every move is controlled and logged on your side, so you always know what happened.
Send out and process your own Wasabi files through Files.com: share links, automation, and remote-team access over SFTP and the web. Wasabi charges nothing to read the data, so a heavy sharing month costs the same as a quiet one.
Run on Google Cloud, Azure, or your own servers and still connect to a partner’s Wasabi bucket. All Files.com needs is the keys to the bucket. You never have to become a Wasabi customer.
Move, copy, mirror, encrypt, and route files between Wasabi and anywhere else. Run it on a schedule or the moment a file lands. Plain storage does none of this on its own, so the work that used to be manual now runs itself.
Wasabi decides who can reach the bucket using a set of keys. It has no way to manage the people and partners working with the files inside. Files.com adds that part: who can see what, a record of everything, and the same company logins your team already uses.
Hand each person or partner the exact folders they need, by team, project, or path. They see the folders you granted, and nothing else. No hand-written bucket policies, no sub-user keys to juggle.
Every login, upload, download, and change is logged and exportable. That is the proof a SOC 2 review or a partner dispute asks for, which Wasabi storage doesn't give you.
People sign in with your company login: SSO, SAML, LDAP, or Active Directory. When someone leaves, you cut their access to the bucket in one place.
Files.com can encrypt and decrypt files automatically as they move, so sensitive data is protected before it ever lands in the bucket. Nobody has to remember to do it.
Show the Wasabi bucket as a Files.com folder. Uploads, downloads, and deletes all go straight to Wasabi with no copy and no delay. Use this when you want Files.com to be the place people go to reach the cheap storage.
Copy files between Files.com and a Wasabi bucket on a schedule, in one direction or both. Good for moving files off pricey storage, a one-way archive, or keeping a copy in two places.
Kick off a Files.com Automation when a file arrives, on a timer, or when a rule is met. The Wasabi bucket can be where files come from, where they go, or both. Files.com treats it exactly like its own storage.
A nightly Sync writes backups and exports into the Wasabi bucket, where holding a second copy costs little. Every run is logged, and restoring is a pull in the other direction.
Send large files from your Wasabi bucket to partners as share links through Files.com. Recipients click and download in the browser, and Wasabi charges you nothing for the reads.
Drop-off folders and SFTP collect files from outsiders straight into the Wasabi bucket. Every handoff is in the log, and the partner needs no login.
You run on Google Cloud, Azure, or your own servers, but a partner drops data into their Wasabi bucket, or wants you to put files into it. Files.com syncs with that bucket on a schedule, pulling their files in or pushing yours out. You get a full record of it all on your side.
Build the move, copy, and routing jobs once. Files.com runs them on schedule and retries the failures.
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“Files.com's strengths are simplicity, ease of use, and the cloud connectors. We don't have to invent custom infrastructure for every partner.”
“Files.com is versatile — it can manage many different situations from a single platform. We've consolidated multiple tools onto it.”
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What connecting your Wasabi bucket looks like in practice: who can reach it, what happens to your Wasabi bill, and where your data actually lives.
Yes. Files.com connects to any Wasabi bucket you hold credentials for: your own, a partner's, a vendor's, or a customer's. It can pull files from that bucket or push files to it. The bucket does not have to be yours.
No. Many Files.com customers run on Google Cloud, Azure, or on-prem and use the Wasabi integration only to exchange with a partner or vendor who keeps everything in Wasabi. You connect with an Access Key and Secret Key to the bucket; no Wasabi account of your own is required.
No. Wasabi's flat-rate model has no egress or API-request charges, so sharing and processing files from a mounted Wasabi bucket through Files.com adds nothing to your Wasabi bill. The data stays in your bucket the whole time; Files.com holds no copy.
No. With a Files.com Remote Server Mount, the bucket is a live folder: operations pass through in real time and nothing is copied out of Wasabi. If you’d rather Files.com hold a copy, for backup or as the primary store, a Sync does that instead. Files.com has its own high-performance storage, so where the data lives is your decision.
Yes. Files.com connects to Wasabi buckets in any Wasabi region, across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Buckets in different regions can sit side by side as folders on one Files.com site. Teams use this for data residency: a European bucket holds the European files while everything is managed from one place.
Files.com serves a mounted Wasabi bucket over SFTP, FTPS, FTP, and WebDAV, plus the web UI, desktop and mobile apps, and CLI. Wasabi itself speaks only the S3 API.
Yes. A folder mounted to Wasabi works as an Automation source, destination, or both, the same as native Files.com storage. That is how teams run the scheduled move from expensive storage into Wasabi.
No. The Wasabi integration is included in every Files.com plan. The only Wasabi-side cost is its flat-rate storage; there are no egress or API-request fees on the Wasabi side.
Partners deliver over SFTP, FTPS, FTP, or a browser into scoped Files.com folders mounted on the bucket — each sender on its own credential, never holding Wasabi keys, with every arrival logged.
Yes. Encryption and decryption run as folder settings with keys in the Files.com key manager, so files land decrypted for processing and leave encrypted under each recipient's key.
Files.com delivery monitoring knows each feed’s cadence and alerts when an expected file misses its window, so an upstream failure becomes an alert instead of a hole in the archive.
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