Robust and radically simple cloud email archiving.

Arcserve UDP Archiving empowers you to protect sensitive email records, reduce storage costs, and deliver against legal, regulatory, and corporate governance requirements.

And, you’ll do it all with the simplicity required by today’s small, overstretched IT team.

Regardless of whether you use an on-premise or cloud-based email platform, Arcserve makes cloud email archiving easy.

Try Arcserve UDP Archiving for 30 days FREE

Reduce costs and exposure risk with cloud email archiving

Whether you’ll archive emails in a private or public cloud, Arcserve makes cloud email archiving simple—even for the decentralized organizations and MSPs that manage multi-tenant architectures.

Choose Arcserve as your standalone cloud email archiving solution—or deploy it within Arcserve UDP for a comprehensive data protection solution.

Get our FREE 30-day trial and see how easy it is to:
- Automatically capture and retain emails as encrypted, unalterable corporate records
- Quickly and accurately index, search, retrieve, and export emails and attachments for legal discovery and compliance audits
- Automatically remove email records when retention periods have expired
- Effortlessly manage emails against exclusion, hold, and disposition policies
- Reduce mail server storage
- Increase email platform performance
UDP Archiving supports both on-premise and cloud-based email platforms, including:
- Microsoft Exchange
- IBM Domino
- Microsoft Office 365
- Google Gmail
- And many more
Leverage the public or private cloud environment of your choice.

Choose Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, or another cloud environment. Arcserve gets you there with these powerful virtual appliances:
- VMware OVF
- Microsoft HyperV
- Amazon Web Services AMI

Michael Gruber,
Senior Systems Administrator, UNICEF Canada

"We spent days trying to restore and locate emails for an investigation; days that amounted to wasted cost and resources. Arcserve UDP Archiving is not only extremely easy to use – truly plug-and-play – but it’s a solution I wish I would’ve had years ago."