Secure, Wireless and Direct Push Synchronization with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and 2007

Using the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol, RoadSync provides secure, wireless and direct push synchronization of e-mail, calendar, contacts and attachments. Designed to replace the built-in wireless capabilities of ActiveSync, RoadSync offers the same synchronization options plus Exchange Server 2003 SP2 features like: Direct Push, Remote Wipe, Global Address List Lookup and IT Policy Enforcement.

Similar to the Messaging Security and Feature Pack (MSFP) for Windows Mobile 5, RoadSync now adds support to Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices such as the popular HP iPAQ 6515, Samsung i830 and Audiovox 5600.

As the first independent software vendor to license the Exchange ActiveSync protocol, DataViz is committed to extending this technology to reach Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices, thus providing businesses and professionals the ability to further maximize their Exchange Server investments without having to purchase new devices.

What's New?

v2.007 Now Available!

• Supports Exchange Server 2007
• Smartphone and Pocket PC Support
• Inbox Subfolders

Other Notable Additions:

• Supports Exchange 2003 SP2
• Direct Push
• Remote Wipe
• Global Address List Look-up
• Device Password and IT Policy Enforcement
• Sync over WiFi or Cellular Data Network

• Review version by version revision history...

Why Choose RoadSync?

• No middleware servers
• No desktop sync software or cables
• No service or subscription fees
• Direct connection to Exchange 2003 & 2007

• Fills "Direct Push" e-mail gap for Windows Mobile 2003 SE Pocket PC, Pocket PC Phone Edition and Smartphones

• Similar to the MSFP for Windows Mobile 5, RoadSync adds support for key features such as Direct Push, remote wipe, global address list (GAL) look-up, IT Policies and more...

• Supports 6 mobile platforms and 100+ devices

• 30-day Free Trial and 30-day money-back guarantee

Press & Customer Quotes

"RoadSync already has a number of advantages over Nokia options (better support for Exchange 2007, support for sub folders) and the new version means there's an even greater gap. If you're a frequent user of Exchange on a mobile device then RoadSync is going to be the best option for you. It is well worth the one-off charge that you pay to get a license."
-Rafe Blandford, AllAboutSymbian.com Read the full review


"While Nokia's Mail For Exchange client is available for free, I find the DataViz RoadSync client to be more functional and with the latest 4.0 version it now takes the clear lead over the Mail For Exchange client. The most significant improvement is HTML email support and after trying it out for a day emails look fantastic on my E71 now."
-Matthew Miller, ZDnet Read Blog Post


"It's a close call, but my choice is Roadsync - it's a more reliable product that is marginally more functional in a few key areas that make a big difference to the user experience and speed of use. The cost is reasonable for a mature product that receives free updates regularly and new features, in the majority, are added before Mail for Exchange... You get what you pay for."
-Ben Smith, SMS Text News Read the full review

"...RoadSync 2.0 is a clean push e-mail solution that makes the most sense if you're buying new Symbian handhelds, or if you have older Windows Mobile 2003 devices in the field. RoadSync works reliably, syncs directly with Exchange Server without additional software, and gets the job done at a lower total cost."
-Jamie Lendino, PC Magazine Read the full review

"The first impressions about the new version are great! I hope this solves our problem for providing mobility for our Exchange 2007 and Communicator S80 users."
- Mikko Wright,   System Specialist,   Communication Services, Computing Centre

“In addition to enhancing staff productivity, RoadSync provides our IT administrators with a manageable and affordable solution which eliminates the need for middleware servers and service fees.”
- David Ainslie, Managing Director of Wey Technology Ltd.

"We have been participating in the RoadSync 2.0 preview program for the last several months and are very excited about the new features which are becoming available via support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 SP2. Due to the nature of our business, the real-time availability of information provided by "direct push" and the security concerns addressed by "remote wipe" add tremendous value as we have started to standardize on Exchange ActiveSync as our preferred method for mobilization”
- Derek Dames, Head of Management Informations Systems, skyguide (Swiss Air Navigation Services, Ltd)

"I am using RoadSync for a while now, and it never let me down, its a very reliable piece of software, I had a lot of problems with Mail for Exchange and Treo's Versa Mail, but RoadSync really seems to be the best mail client on symbian phones."
- Antonio Carlos Silveira

"Great job! I downloaded RoadSync Trial Version just 3 minutes ago, installed it on my TREO 650 and entered the setup information into RoadSync. I received my up-to-date Exchange-Inbox within seconds on my TREO! I am really impressed about RoadSync.
-Thomas Weiske

“Good application, installed easily and works well on my Motorola RAZR.”
- Steve Young

“I downloaded the demo version of RoadSync for Java MIDP 2.0, and it works great!”
- Vassil Peytchev

"This is an outstanding product, supported by one of the best companies in the business. We had lots of configuration issues with Exchange that Dataviz methodically worked through with us. Everything now works great. This is the right solution for those requiring a seamless enterprise level product. Used with Nokia 9300.”
- A Reviewer from Chicago

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