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About Access
Acronis Access, previously known as mobilEcho, provides simple, secure, and managed files access for Android users in businesses, schools and government agencies. Acronis Access empowers mobile users with anytime, anywhere access to their important files, delivering the full promise of mobile productivity and collaboration.
Acronis Access allows access to files residing on Windows file servers, SharePoint 2007, 2010, 2013 & 365 servers, Acronis Access servers, and most other file servers and NAS devices.
NOTE: The free Acronis Access app is used to access to your company's Acronis Access servers. Please contact your company's IT organization for details on setting up this app.
Acronis Access empowers the Android users to:
- Securely browse files located on enterprise file servers, SharePoint servers, NAS, and Acronis Access servers
- Edit & create Office documents within the secure Acronis Access app
--- Supports: DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, PPTX
- Annotate PDF files within the secure Acronis Access app
- Access their network home folder
- Access files on Distributed File System (DFS) shares
- Store files & folders locally on the mobile device for anytime, anywhere access
- Automatically 1-way or 2-way sync folders and files from server to device
- Print documents to network printers
- Open files in other apps for viewing or editing
- Receive files from other apps for saving to a server or storing locally
- Copy or move files and folders between a server and mobile device or to another server
- Create, rename, and delete files and folders on a server
Acronis Access secures your organization’s files:
- Encrypts all files stored on the device within the app
- Encrypts all network communication with the secure HTTPS protocol
- Enforces your organizations established access rights with Active Directory integration
- Optionally prompts for an application password
Your IT staff configures and manages Acronis Access:
- Configure the Acronis Access app over the air (OTA) with policies for Active Directory users and groups
- Set policies that can configure every aspect of Acronis Access, including app security settings, the servers, folders and home directories presented to users, and the enabling or disabling of app functions
- Regulate access to Acronis Access using per-device app enrollment
- Track the status of each device accessing Acronis Access
- Selectively remote wipe all app configuration and in-app files on lost or stolen devices
NOTE: This application uses a legacy menu button that can be accessed via a long press on the multitasking or back button on some modern devices.
Acronis Access allows access to files residing on Windows file servers, SharePoint 2007, 2010, 2013 & 365 servers, Acronis Access servers, and most other file servers and NAS devices.
NOTE: The free Acronis Access app is used to access to your company's Acronis Access servers. Please contact your company's IT organization for details on setting up this app.
Acronis Access empowers the Android users to:
- Securely browse files located on enterprise file servers, SharePoint servers, NAS, and Acronis Access servers
- Edit & create Office documents within the secure Acronis Access app
--- Supports: DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, PPTX
- Annotate PDF files within the secure Acronis Access app
- Access their network home folder
- Access files on Distributed File System (DFS) shares
- Store files & folders locally on the mobile device for anytime, anywhere access
- Automatically 1-way or 2-way sync folders and files from server to device
- Print documents to network printers
- Open files in other apps for viewing or editing
- Receive files from other apps for saving to a server or storing locally
- Copy or move files and folders between a server and mobile device or to another server
- Create, rename, and delete files and folders on a server
Acronis Access secures your organization’s files:
- Encrypts all files stored on the device within the app
- Encrypts all network communication with the secure HTTPS protocol
- Enforces your organizations established access rights with Active Directory integration
- Optionally prompts for an application password
Your IT staff configures and manages Acronis Access:
- Configure the Acronis Access app over the air (OTA) with policies for Active Directory users and groups
- Set policies that can configure every aspect of Acronis Access, including app security settings, the servers, folders and home directories presented to users, and the enabling or disabling of app functions
- Regulate access to Acronis Access using per-device app enrollment
- Track the status of each device accessing Acronis Access
- Selectively remote wipe all app configuration and in-app files on lost or stolen devices
NOTE: This application uses a legacy menu button that can be accessed via a long press on the multitasking or back button on some modern devices.
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App History & Updates
Version update Access was updated to version 3.2.16.105
Version update Access was updated to version 3.2.15.104
Version update Access was updated to version 3.2.11.100
More downloads Access reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
What are users saying about Access
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No add button
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No menu button to add server. Sort it.
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No menu button to add servers
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No menu button pops up
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Annoyingly associated with any file type - some files are unknown and Access attempts to open it.
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To enroll on a Samsung device hold down on the bottom left button to Bring up the settings
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Does not work on Androids Period
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Threre's no menu button anywhere to add any servers
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There's no settings button to add servers on the S5
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After installing on both the computer and my phone, it didn't work.
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Very useful
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Used to work fine as MobilEcho for accessing file server. Since installing on Android 4.4 on Moto G as Acronis I can't access files and blocks random things like a poll for pressure group Avaaz and Twitter. Bizarre.
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It doesn't do what it's meant ro
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This works seamlesly wth Tangoe MDM
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Not working with Android 4.4 anymore
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Crashes as soon as it starts
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Better than nothing, but the Android version is awful. Inconsistent interface, lacks most features the iOS app has, and I have to force close it when I'm done or it will lock out my network account the next time I load the app. Oh, and "bug fixes and new features" is a completely lazy and inadequate What's New description for an app update.
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Fantastic ability to manage my server content on my Android device.
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Its great that Grouplogic has finally added MobilEcho Android support.. but i was extreemly dissapointed by how it doesn't even compare to the MobilEcho iOS app. -The app is only built for phones, so on a tablet you can't use it in landscape orientation - Many of the features that Grouplogic has added in the past year were left out (File Syncing, offline files). -There is no way to refresh the connection to the server unless you force quit the application. Its was almost better when GroupLogic didn't have an android app... but now there is an app but it appears mostly for the sake of saying there is an Android app. We aren't even letting our Android users know that there is now an Android app for now, because it is so dissapointing espicialy when you have seen what is in the iOS app.
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Great product, but the UI needs work. I have a tablet (ASUS Transformer) with dock, and it appears this does not support a horizontal screen mode - required for the keyboard dock. Neck already hurts from twisting sideways..
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Nice to be able to access my home drive and work shares from android.
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Allows fairly reliable access to files kept on my corporate server but being ambushed by random updates that delete server settings and require the app to be set up again is a real pain (this happens fairly regularly and you only find out when you really really need to get to a file). Also, sharing a file to my secure corporate Outlook app as an attachment to an email message ALWAYS results in a corrupted file structure that others can't read, so sharing is a major fail. I only use this because my company forces me to.