Exivity continues its customer base expansion with the addition of Oliver Wyman

Shepherd Center turns to Exivity for its single-instance Domino e-mail attachment management solution to reduce e-mail storage

Exivity announces the availability of AtomicEMT Version 4.3 to support ND7 providing an efficient centralized management of Domino email attachment storage





Exivity, Inc. is an IBM Lotus business partner. Exivity product was selected as Domino 6 Launch Partner in 2002.


Exivity delivers proven Domino solutions to the most challenging infrastructure and email content management problems.

Read how our solutions can help you efficiently and easily perform:

Storage Reduction
Server Consolidation



Results will show up to 80% reduction in individual Domino mail file sizes, and 40% overall storage savings!

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Exivity, a Softlinx company, provides 100 percent Domino-based, email attachment management solution, which minimizes the Total Cost of Ownership of Domino Mail.

What is e-mail attachment management?
E-mail Attachment Management addresses a major cause of increasing e-mail costs and inefficiencies--large attachments. Industry analysts estimate up to 80% of e-mail data volume is due to large attachments. Well-managed storage and delivery of e-mail attachments--the bulk of e-mail data--are key to efficient and cost effective e-mail system.

How do we solve the problem?
Exivity delivers a cost effective solution to control the growth of Domino mail storage without end-user experience change. The complete solution allows organizations using Domino to benefit from mail storage reduction, faster backup and restore time, efficient bandwidth utilization, and improved server performance.


• AtomicEMT: create “single-instance” message storage and remove attachments (read more…)
• AtomicDispatch for EMT: delivers the original attachment when replying or forwarding (read more…)
• AtomicICE: 100% Domino-based "single instance" message storage server (read more…)
• AtomicClient: support mobile users to access the original attachment on the road (read more…)