Hanzo vs. Unified Global Archiving

Hanzo is well suited for organizations where data is really important. It is less appropriate for the enterprise that do have not much relation with the data.

Incentivized

The simple design and ease of use are my favorite! This made taking electronic payments so easy and effortless. Especially during a time when everyone was already stressed enough, contactless payments meant one less stress for everyone. offers software that is versatile and also nearly free for a new business.

Incentivized

• Data archiving
• Compliance management
• Manage data

Incentivized

• having your domain registered or managed with route53 is easier because it creates the record in your DNS automatically, further simplifying its usability
• You get an automatic renewal with notifications when you have configured the trust between the service

Incentivized

• Analytics
• User dashboard could be designed better
• Email archiving could be added

Incentivized

• I don't have major inconveniences, only that using several regions becomes a bit tedious because you
• need to create a certificate for each of the regions in which you have the resources hosted

Incentivized

The software's purpose is to make sure that the documentation gathering and management are easier. It is built with the intent to make sure all the compliance is being met. Other software present in the market is made with the view to make documentation available. This software is doing way more than that> It is used by the Human Resources department as well for risk mitigation.

Incentivized

• Increased the data security
• Faster performance
• Increase in company revenue

Incentivized

• was looking for a few different solutions but mentioned Square ran to CVS and bought one right away
• when they need to sign charges or enter phone numbers

Incentivized