Parallel transfer lanes
Split a server into lanes by folder or file type and move them side by side.
06Migration without the weekend
Scheduled, resumable transfer lanes pull data from legacy file servers while people keep working.
Migrating a file server usually means a long weekend and a lot of crossed fingers. Bulk Import Lines splits the move into parallel lanes that run in the windows you choose, pause when the network is busy and resume exactly where they stopped. Every file is checked on arrival, so you cut over with a report instead of a hope.
What is inside
Split a server into lanes by folder or file type and move them side by side.
Run transfers overnight or in quiet hours, with blackout periods for busy times.
A dropped link or a reboot picks up from the last verified block, not from the start.
Each file is compared with its source on arrival, and mismatches are retried automatically.
Cap bandwidth per lane so the migration never starves everyday work.
Preview what will move, then get a per-lane summary of every file when it finishes.
How it runs
Point WorkXCloud at the old file server, share or drive with read-only credentials.
Group folders into lanes, set the windows and bandwidth limits, and run a dry run.
Lanes transfer on schedule. Pause, resume or re-prioritise any lane from one board.
Review the checksum report, switch your team to WorkXCloud and retire the old server.
Spec sheet
| Source types | SMB shares, NFS exports, SFTP and local drives |
|---|---|
| Lanes | Up to 16 in parallel |
| Scheduling | Daily windows and blackout periods |
| Verification | Checksum per file |
| Resume | From the last verified block |
| Reporting | Per-lane and final summary |
Questions
One folder per project with tasks, owners and files together.
Field and factory crews sync files offline and merge them on reconnect.
Versioned storage for large CAD, drawings and design assets.
Drop-off storage with pickup codes for contractors and clients.
Tamper-evident archives with a searchable log of every access.
Your move
Create a free account with 20 GB of encrypted storage, open your first project hub and invite the crew. It takes a few minutes.