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Which Davton Synchronisation Tool do I need?

Davton's synchronisation tools have been created to answer the question: "How do I synchronise the information in my Public Folders to my personal folders and my PDA?"   Davton have a range of products - so the answer depends on exactly what you want to do. The following table shows which products provide which features.

 

  ContactSync SyncManager EnterpriseSync DavSync
(Personal)
DavSync
(Enterprise)
1 Way Sync Y Y Y Y Y
2 way  Sync - - - Y Y
Synchronise Contacts Y Y Y Y Y
Synchronise Appointments - Y Y Y Y
Synchronise Tasks   Y Y Y Y
Client Installation (single user) Y Y - Y -
Server Installation (multi-user) - - Y - Y
Works with Hosted Exchange - Y - Y -
No. Users 1 1+ 25 + 1+ 25+
Folder Pairs up to 3 up to 9 up to 9 per user 5+ 25 +
Price Free £10* from £350* £20* from £450*

* Prices exclude UK/European VAT where applicable

All the products can be downloaded and installed on a 15 day trial basis. The Enterprise products which are installed as a service come with inclusive support for installing and testing the service.

 

Is Two-way synchronisation better than One-way synchronisation?

Davton offer both one way and two way synchronisation tools. There are benefits with both methods, but Davton work on the premise ' Keep it Simple'. On that basis we recommend using One-way synchronisation unless you have a specific requirement for Two-way synchronisation.

One-way synchronisation
  • There is a clear 'Master' folder where information is stored and managed.
  • Only users with access to the master folder can change information.
  • Simple to set up and understand
  • Easier to manage
  • Ideal for large implementations where many users require a copy of central information
Two-way synchronisation
  • Any user can update and change information
  • Information can be kept up to date by users
  • There is no 'Master' folder - all folders (and users) are equal.
  • There is a greater possibility that information may get changed or overwritten by mistake.
  • Set up needs to be carefully planned

 

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