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MS Project Online & Server Data Integration Features & Benefits “Simple and easy to set up and install. The Layer2 Cloud Connector can integrate and sync Once you have your connection strings your Microsoft Project Server or Project Online data set up, it just does its thing without any with various other corporate data sources, applications and systems, on-premises or in the cloud, codeless and attention or effort needed. Support is in just minutes: quick to respond and knowledgeable. • Connect and sync Microsoft Project data with 100+ Program seems 100% reliable so far.” other sources, including Office 365 and SharePoint. • No touch data integration: Does not require any Adam R. Imbruglio, customization or installation on both sides of sync. IT Systems Support Specialist, Lifespan • No programming or tools required: Setup in a few minutes guided by a wizard. Sample connection templates included. Licensing & Partner Program • Flexible data query and field mapping: Full OData query syntax supported. Licensing per installation. No user CALs required: • Reliable architecture: A connection is established • Free Shareware Edition available for download. just for data synchronization, not for end-users. • Personal Edition: UD$ 499 / 399 € • Secure data transfer: The connector runs as a • Professional Edition: US$ 1.407 / 995 € Windows service locally on a Windows server or • Annual Software Assurance: 20% per year. client in your corporate network or in your Azure • Layer2 Partner Program for VARs and system cloud, where it could reach the connected systems. integrators: 15-30% discount, free NFR Edition, No data is exposed to any 3rd party. priority support, web site listing, lead transfer. • High performance: Works great with large data sets. • 100+ data sources supported to connect: ODBC, OLEDB, OData, .NET-based providers, Excel/XML, Text/CSV, MS Access, Oracle, MySQL, IBM DB2, IBM AS/400, IBM Informix, PostgreSQL, SharePoint, Office 365, OneDrive 4B, Dynamics CRM/ERP, SAP, Microsoft Project, Active Directory, Exchange, Lotus Notes, XML/SOAP Web Services, File system etc. • Many 3rd party data providers supported: Amazon, Azure, Google, Twitter, Facebook, Salesforce etc. • Sync Project data with SharePoint and Office 365 for better reporting, sharing, views, search, change notifications, workflows, mobile and offline access. • Cost-effective solution: One-time fee. No user CALs. End-users don‘t need Project access or licenses. Layer 2 GmbH | Eiffestr. 664b | D-20537 Hamburg | Germany +49 (0) 40 284112–30 | [email protected] | www.layer2solutions.com/en/solutions/.

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