Unify Hub
A Global Unified File System
A brand new generation of Unify Hub is here, giving YOU the power to have a true global unified file system.
Unify Hub Generation 2 grants seamless workflows by providing the flexibility to connect remote, on-premise and off-premise users, resulting in ultimate collaboration. Designed for all workflows, from the smallest of companies to the larger multinational corporations, Unify Hub Generation 2 is designed for every workflow, no matter how complicated.
More information on which products Unify Hub works in conjunction with are detailed below.

Unify Hub Key Features
OnePath
OnePath
Identical file path, any location
Mount and use workspaces from any location with the exact same file path.
No re-linking of media is necessary when changing location from office to home or home to office.
Additionally, OnePath allows asset management to run from any location to keep MAM workflows in order.

Media Content Library
Unify Hub Blog
How can a global unified file system answer your media workflow challenges?
Unify Hub Launch Press Release
Explore our PR that recaps the key features of Unify Hub.
Latest Webinar Recording
The recording of the Unify Hub webinar is now available.
Unify Hub Brochure
Find out all you need to know in our Unify Hub brochure
Deployment Options
Bronze
Bronze - Single Location and Remote
Our bronze level is ideal for small to mid-size production companies who work with remote editors, VFX artists or other digital artists who need remote access to portions of full resolution media files. OnePath, HyperAcceleration, support for single-sign-on solutions, access to Unify Connect and three concurrent active Unify Hub users are included.
Single office and remote working.
What's Included?
- 1 x primary server
- Unlimited SMB internal users
- 3 x Unify Hub Connect simultaneous users
- OnePath
- On-premise pre-cache
- HyperAcceleration
- Support for AD/LDAP
- Options for additional client licenses

"We’re seeing more and more editors and digital artists back in the office, but only a few days per week on-premise, so the need for a seamless transition between on-prem and remote working is vital for efficiency.”
