05 / 06Long-term storage
Keep everything. Pay for less of it.
Minimal Archive moves files you rarely open into compact, deduplicated storage. They stay searchable and recoverable, and your storage bill stays small.
What Minimal Archive does.
Deduplication
Identical content is stored once, however many times it appears across folders and years.
Compact by default
Archives are compressed, so long-lived project folders take up a fraction of their original space.
Rules that run themselves
Archive files by age, folder, owner or type, and let the rule do the tidying for you.
Still searchable
Archived items keep their names and folders in search, so you can find them without digging.
Retention periods
Set how long each archive is kept, and flag it for review when that period ends.
Four steps, start to finish.
- 1
Pick what to archive
Choose a folder, or describe files by age, owner or type.
- 2
Set a rule
Decide how old a file must be, and how long the archive should be kept.
- 3
Let it compact
Minimal Archive deduplicates and compresses in the background.
- 4
Find and pull back
Search the archive and bring any file back to your drive in one click.
The details, plainly.
| Space saving | Deduplication and compression on every archive |
|---|---|
| Rules | By age, folder, owner or file type |
| Retention | Configurable period per archive |
| Retrieval | Searchable by name, folder and date |
| Encryption | In transit and at rest |
About Minimal Archive.
Yes. Names, folders and dates stay in search, and results are clearly marked as archived.
Find it in search or browse the archive, then choose Restore to return it to your drive.
No. Every file comes back byte for byte exactly as you stored it.
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