The MatApp file upload module was developed exclusively for the transfer of small files, such as invoices, reports, spreadsheets, among others. The file upload module allows you to define which folders on your local computer will be copied to the cloud, as well as a send periodicity. For example, assuming you periodically access internet banking to pay your bills or your company and save it in the “My Invoices” folder on your computer. You can set up uploading of MatApp files to transfer all files saved in this folder to a folder in the cloud named “Financial \ Invoices”.

All files downloaded to the cloud are deleted from the local computer. Do not worry we check the integrity of the copied file before deleting it from your computer. All downloaded data is encrypted, no one can see your information.

Why is this useful to me?
Many users need to download files from the internet periodically and then transfer them to the cloud, this feature does it for you automatically.

Remember, you can manually copy files from your computer to the cloud or vice versa at any time, as long as this feature is enabled for you.

Although MatApp is not backup software (know MatBackup), it allows you to transfer files from your computer to the cloud. The “exclusive upload module” disables some MatApp functionality, so files are uploaded to the cloud quickly. When using this module is not recommended to use the applications, use MatApp conjunction with data transfer may cause instabilities. At the end of the download, disable this module and log out before using MatApp again. We recommend using this feature only to transfer a small amount of files.

Attention: You must enable the file upload module before enabling this feature.

Yes. To use MatApp on your Mac, simply download and install the Microsoft Remote desktop application available on the App Store

No. MatApp can be used with a simple internet link. The recommended is a link with a speed of 10 gbps with little packet loss