Are you Ready to Meet the Challenge of E-mail Discovery and Recovery?
E-mail has become the number one form of business communication and Microsoft Exchange Server is used worldwide by small, medium, and enterprise organizations for routine messages, meetings, sales negotiations, customer service, support and planning. E-Mail has also become the de-facto standard for transfers of all types of files including contracts, spreadsheets, presentations, photos, music and more. With e-mail serving as the communication and virtual ‘filing system’ in corporate environments, the need for e-discovery and recovery of historical messages, contacts, schedules and other email related data has increased enormously.
DigiScope® provides simple and powerful browsing and searching capabilities for online and offline Exchange 2000, 2003, and 2007 databases
The intuitive Microsoft Outlook based interface allows for rapid navigation to any location within an Exchange database or PST file, so that Administrators can quickly find and recover the lost, deleted, or archived information that's required. Utilize the drag-and-drop functionality to restore the desired mailboxes, folders, messages, contacts, schedules and other e-mail items directly to a production Exchange server or execute the powerful search engine capabilities to find the required information and export to PST, MSG, and XML formats.
DigiScope® provides direct access to one or more Un-mounted Exchange database (EDB/STM) or PST files so that you can easily;
 Find messages or track communications from current or previous users
Export found items into a legal hold container for further review
Recover specific mailboxes, folders, messages, contacts, appointments, or other Exchange related items
Move mailboxes from a failed server to an alternate server
Recover an entire Public folder, or specific items within a folder
Retrieve e-mail items that have become corrupt.
To learn more, click MAKING A CASE FOR DIGISCOPE or call us at 1.425.456.8473.
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