Streamline your data management process with the EverWebinar + FTP/SFTP integration

EverWebinar is a webinar solution that allows you to promote and run automated webinars, in order to engage your audience and increase conversions with minimal effort. With EverWebinar you can create webinar pages using beautifully designed, pre-made templates. Thanks to its drag-and-drop solution, you can take advantage of a high-level of personalization for your webinars without writing a single line of code.

When people subscribe for your webinars, you can record the events and run them in an evergreen mode. Then, you can promote events that start within a few minutes after your registrants opt-in, and generate leads with this technique. Moreover, you can block night-time webinars and define specific calendar. By doing so, you’ll be able to avoid dates that don’t suite to your plans (Sunday, holidays, and so on).

EverWebinar uses a time zone auto-detection. Thanks to this feature, you don’t need to ask your registrants to fill useful fields when they opt-in (which can reduce significantly your opt-in rates). Just set up the auto-detection time-zone and automatically give access to your attendees at the right time. EverWebinar increases the engagement with your leads thanks to its live chat simulator. Simply write or import your chat history, and when people register to the webinar, the system will display the chat as live.

FTP/SFTP are two different protocols used to transfer data over the internet. FTP, in fact, stands for File Transfer Protocol, and companies all over the world use it to share files with internet users.

These files can be downloaded from an FTP server by people who connects to internet through and FTP client. SFTP - Secure File Transfer Protocol, ensures that the files and data are transferred through a safe stream.

Today, the FTP protocol is considered very unsafe and risky, because data like usernames and passwords are not encrypted during the transfer. However, File transfer protocol without encryption is still the most widely used on internet.