RepliGo Server

RepliGo Server is a complete document management solution for BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Tightly integrated with BES and MDS, it’s one of the easiest ways to leverage your IT investment and empower users with mobile access to their back office applications and peripherals. Industry-leading conversion and rendering technology preserves the original, desktop-quality of every document, allowing users to reach a new level of productivity. RepliGo Server provides an environment where workers can:

  • Open email attachments and see them with clarity and precision
  • Check-out, edit and check-in documents stored in Microsoft SharePoint (requires Documents To Go by DataViz)
  • Access and view a file on a shared network folder or home drive
  • Print email attachments, documents accessed from the network, and Microsoft Exchange-based email body content to network-based printers or Bluetooth printers
  • Browse the company network, locate a file and send it via email
  • Search for documents on the network or in Microsoft SharePoint
  • Access files in a Microsoft Exchange inbox or public folder
  • Download documents from the network and view or edit them offline, without further need for wireless coverage
  • Move documents from one location to another (e.g., SharePoint to a shared network folder)
  • Fax documents through the corporate fax server
  • And much more!
 RepliGo on the BlackBerry Curve 8900

Remote File Access
SharePoint Check-Out, Check-In
Document Management

Product Brochure

RepliGo Server Product Datasheet [Eng] (PDF – 850KB)

Case Study

Kennametal Case Study [Eng] (PDF – 1.5MB)

Supported Devices

  • BlackBerry Tour
  • BlackBerry Bold
  • BlackBerry Storm
  • BlackBerry Curve (8300, 8500, 8900 Series)
  • BlackBerry Pearl (8100, 8200 Series)
  • BlackBerry 8800 Series
  • BlackBerry 8700 Series

Note: BlackBerry devices must have OS 4.2.1 or higher.

Testimonial

“RepliGo Server for BlackBerry Enterprise Server was easy to install and is very quick when it comes to storing and accessing documents on the server. Before, our users had to carry around a lot of paperwork, but now they can look up a digital version of what they need, and can easily email these documents to our customers.”
— Ryan Katora, Kennametal, Inc.