Xiant Filer, the easy to use Outlook e-mail organizer, has been updated with even more features and seamless integration with Office 2010, including 64-bit as well as 32-bit versions. 

Xiant, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s newest company, has built on the early success of Filer with enhanced capability to find folders, support for public folders, advanced options for Quick Pick filing and the ability to customize to fit individual filing styles. 

Filer is available for $19.95. Filer starts working the first time you boot up after installation. There is no need to train Filer, create complicated rules or change the way you work. The program learns your filing preferences, so its recommendations become more accurate the more you use it. It also allows you to simultaneously file batches of related messages without wasting time by first sorting and then making multiple selections. 

Even before the latest updates, users were raving about Xiant Filer.  

"I love this product. Installed it this morning and cannot imagine corporate life without it,” wrote V. Tang of Hale Capital Partners

Filer has been particularly popular with small and medium sized businesses or anyone feeling overwhelmed by the volume of email they receive. Its ease of installation and operation makes it ideal for companies without onsite IT support. For larger companies, affordable group licenses are available. 

Xiant is a dba of Vulcan Technologies, LLC, of Seattle. Filer was conceived as a personal project for Allen who asked his engineers to find to help manage his overflowing inbox.  

Xiant is dedicated to producing tools that make time at the computer as productive as possible. Additional products are already in development. 

To learn more and download a free, 30-day trial version of Filer, visit www.Xiant.com. 

For more information:

David Postman
davidp@xiant.com
206-342-2370
www.Xiant.com