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Conceptual transfer infrastructure, not a product screenshot.
Hermes — Managed File Transfer System

Managed File Transfer System

Reliable file exchange.
Between different systems.

Hermes is an enterprise managed file transfer platform engineered for stable, continuous operations. 35+ years of development, modular architecture and flexible automation connect business-critical workflows across complex IT environments.

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  • CONTINUOUS
    OPERATIONS
  • TRANSFER
    RECOVERY
  • MODULAR
    PRODUCT
  • 35+ YEARS
    OF DEVELOPMENT
HETEROGENEOUS ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • HP-UX
  • IBM AIX
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01 / THE TRANSFER JOURNEY

A file leaves one system.
The next workflow begins.

Your application prepares the file. Hermes queues and transfers it between configured nodes; the destination application collects it. Preparation, transmission and collection are separate operational steps.

File documents moving from an application through paired exchange nodes to a receiving enterprise endpoint
Conceptual file journey — not a product interface.
  1. 01 / PREPARE + QUEUE

    Source application

    Submit the business file to Hermes to wait for its transfer path and sending time.

  2. 02 / EXCHANGE

    Hermes nodes

    Move the queued file between Hermes nodes, with transfer state available to operations.

  3. 03 / COLLECT + CONTINUE

    Receiving workflow

    The receiving application retrieves the file and continues its own workflow.

WHY HERMES

Built for the systems
your business depends on.

More than file transfer: a modular enterprise solution designed around reliability, automation and continuity across heterogeneous environments.

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01 / DEPENDABLE BY DESIGN

Engineered for reliability.

Keep recurring file exchange working in the background. Hermes is designed for stable, unattended operation, with supervised services and controls for demanding enterprise environments.

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02 / KEEP WORK MOVING

Continuity by design.

An interrupted connection need not mean starting again. Retained receiver progress, queued work and operational controls help you continue the exchange.

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03 / INTEROPERABILITY

Connect different worlds.

Bring heterogeneous systems into one file journey. Fit exchange around the infrastructure you depend on, with platform requirements at the center of the conversation.

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04 / AUTOMATION

Connect the next action.

Decouple file exchange from application timing. Transfer policies and interfaces connect business processes; advanced schedule, arrival and script workflows are in consolidation for launch.

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05 / FLEXIBLE FOUNDATIONS

Modular and adaptable.

Shape node arrangements, routing and interfaces around your operating model. A modular architecture accommodates varied enterprise setups as requirements evolve.

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06 / LONG-TERM ENGINEERING

35+ years of evolution.

Experience that keeps moving forward. Since its introduction in 1990, Hermes has evolved through generations of enterprise computing, with continuous development by SINTEC SYSTEM.

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One product.
Continuous evolution.

Conceptual illustrations of connected systems and operational continuity.

02 / ENTERPRISE CONTINUITY

Engineered for continuous
enterprise operations.

Designed for stable, unattended file exchange in demanding environments, Hermes combines background transfer services, retained transfer state and operational controls.

High-availability requirements in mind.

Built with the operational continuity requirements of high-availability environments in mind, Hermes is designed to fit complex enterprise operating models.

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CONTINUITY / CONTROL / VISIBILITY

Supervised services

Configured transfer services are monitored and restarted when they are no longer running.

Retained work

Queues, stored files and transfer state provide a basis for continuing outstanding exchanges.

Operational control

Service controls and defined restart procedures support daily operation and planned interventions.

03 / TRANSFER CONTINUITY

The connection stops.
The process still matters.

When a transfer is interrupted, Hermes can continue from data already retained by the receiving node. Failed links can be retried while outstanding work remains queued.

See what is waiting, what has transferred and what has been collected, then use the appropriate controls to continue the workflow.

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RECOVERY SEQUENCE / ILLUSTRATED BEHAVIOURRETAINED PROGRESS
  1. 01 / Transfer

    The file is being exchanged.

  2. 02 / Interruption

    The connection is disrupted.

  3. 03 / Resume

    Continue from retained receiver progress.

Conceptual transfer sequence — not a live product state.

04 / DEPLOYMENT + INTEROPERABILITY

Work with the systems
your business depends on.

Shape file exchange around your Linux, Windows, HP-UX and IBM AIX requirements. Configure Hermes for the applications, infrastructure layouts and operating procedures your business relies on.

  • Linux
  • Windows
  • HP-UX
  • IBM AIX
FLEXIBLE DEPLOYMENT

Choose the file journey.

Direct node-to-node exchange and configured store-and-forward paths adapt file routing to your operating model.

APPLICATION INTEGRATION

Connect on your terms.

Command-line and application interfaces, sending times, priorities and link policies fit file exchange around existing workflows.

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05 / ADVANCED WORKFLOW AUTOMATION

Automate the exchange.
Connect the next action.

Automate repeatable file exchange through transfer policies and application interfaces. Advanced workflow automation is being consolidated for launch, connecting recurring schedules, file-arrival conditions and script-driven actions.

Advanced automation · In Consolidation for Launch

SCHEDULED EXCHANGE
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Plan repeatable work.

Connect recurring send and receive tasks to operational schedules.

FILE-ARRIVAL CONDITIONS
File arrivesNext task

Respond to arrival.

Use configured arrival conditions to initiate the next workflow action.

APPLICATION + SCRIPT INTEGRATION
Next operation

Continue the process.

Connect script-driven actions with application send, receive and file-availability checks.

Illustrative workflow and filename — not a customer process or product screen.

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06 / CONTROL + MODULAR EVOLUTION

See the work.
Keep operations in control.

Track files from queue to collection, inspect link and service status, and use operational logs to investigate work that needs attention.

  • Queued
  • Transferring
  • Arrived
  • Collected
MODULAR ENTERPRISE PLATFORM

Built to adapt.

A modular architecture brings file transfer, optional maintenance and evolving task automation into one product. History archiving, consistency checks, backup and operational monitoring help teams manage the work over time.

35+ YEARS OF CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT

Engineering that evolves.

Hermes is a SINTEC SYSTEM product shaped by more than 35 years of continuous development, focused on enterprise file exchange and changing operational needs.

07 / PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP

Your workflow.
A focused conversation.

Start with the systems that exchange files, what should happen next and where operational continuity matters most.

Can Hermes run without continuous operator input?

Hermes is designed for unattended file exchange through background services, transfer policies and automation. Operational controls and visibility keep teams involved where their attention is needed.

How does Hermes fit high-availability-oriented environments?

Operational continuity is a product-design priority. Discuss your infrastructure, availability objectives and operating model with SINTEC SYSTEM so the Hermes configuration can be planned around them.

What happens if a transfer is interrupted?

Hermes can resume an exchange from progress retained at the receiving node. Queued work and transfer status help operations manage the continuation.

Can file exchange drive other work?

Transfer policies and application interfaces connect file exchange to business operations. Advanced automation linking recurring schedules, file arrivals and scripts is being consolidated for launch.

How can Hermes fit an existing enterprise environment?

Node arrangements, configured routing, transfer policies and interfaces provide choices for different file-based workflows. Bring your platform and application requirements to the discussion.

Are the AI capabilities available?

In Active Development. AI integration is being developed and is not yet available for use.

LET’S MAKE IT WORK

Let’s connect
your data flows.

Share your source and destination systems, transfer timing and integration goals.

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