Sonasoft Expands Its Email Archiving and eDiscovery Promotion for U.S. Public Sector to Include Canadian Governments
San Jose, California (PRWEB) May 28, 2015 -- Sonasoft Corp. (OTCPK: SSFT), a leader in enterprise-class email archiving and eDiscovery software, announced that it has expanded its promotion to help U.S. cities and county governments comply with demands from the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and other eDiscovery mandates to include municipalities, provinces, and territories in Canada. Both American and Canadian government agencies can obtain no-cost licenses of Sonasoft’s email archiving and eDiscovery software with the purchase of the first-year’s maintenance contract and a nominal fee for professional installation. These government entities can reap these benefits from Sonasoft’s email archiving and eDiscovery solutions:
• Meet eDiscovery mandates and comply with U.S Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
• Delivery requests from Canada’s Access to Information Act
• Cut eDiscovery time from weeks to just minutes
• Intuitive end-user access
• Pull 100,000 emails in less than five seconds
• Perform advanced search capabilities
• Export easily email for legal compliance
• Reduce the storage size of a Microsoft Exchange Server by up to 80 percent
U.S. and Canada regional governments can lock in their savings provided that they obtain a quote on or before September 30, 2015, which is when this promotion ends.
“We are really excited to expand this promotion”, said Neil Kumar Khanna, Vice President of Client Services and Operations, “to include Canadian as well as U.S. cities, counties, provinces, etc. Sonasoft has a strong client base in Canada, so it is only logical to expand our vertical market in the public sector to include this region. Our existing government customers appreciate Sonasoft’s enterprise-class eDiscovery tools that do not strain their budgets. SonaVault Email Archiving and eDiscovery Software can run complex searches within hundreds of archived mailboxes and produce the email within minutes. Our solution saves our clients both money and time as well as gives them the transparency and a high-level of support to the people they serve.”
For more details regarding Sonasoft’s no-cost email archiving and eDiscovery software promotion to help county, state, provinces, and city governments meet the demands from the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) as well as the Access to Information Act:
To obtain a no-cost professional evaluation and learn more about SonaVault Email Archiving and eDiscovery Software solutions:
http://www.sonasoft.com/products/sonavault-email-archiving-software/
About Sonasoft
Sonasoft Corporation is a publicly traded and is listed on the OTC Markets with the trading symbol SSFT. Sonasoft’s core business model includes enterprise-class email archiving, eDiscovery, and business continuity software solutions for Microsoft Business Applications on Microsoft Windows platforms. Sonasoft’s signature products for eDiscovery tools, which include SonaVault Email Archiving and eDiscovery Software as well as SonaVault Email Archiving Appliances, deliver affordable enterprise-level functionality that exceeds compliance and ease-of-use requirements of small and medium-sized businesses, governments, school districts, organizations, and enterprises. Sonasoft recently expanded its product offering to include email archiving in the cloud as well as data export and migration services for competing archiving solutions. Sonasoft email archiving and eDiscovery solutions have hundreds of deployments with an exceptional degree of high customer satisfaction. Founded in 2003, the company is headquartered in San Jose, California.
For more information about Sonasoft’s email archiving solutions and business continuity software, contact:
Douglas MacKallor
Sales and Marketing for Sonasoft Corporation
Direct: (408) 708-4000
Source: http://www.sonasoft.com
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Mike Khanna, Sonasoft, http://www.sonasoft.com/, 1 (408) 708-4000 Ext: 7104, [email protected]
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