If you were to goto soonr.com now, you would find Datto Unified File Backup. A couple years ago, it was Autotask Soonr Workplace. Datto has competing products in Datto Drive and Datto Backup. Autotask workplace pricing changed a couple times in the past.
As a MSP building a revenue generating service for your clients, it is unsettling to see a product with uncertain roadmap and price changes with the merger.
CentreStack has native NTFS integration to use existing permissions. Soonr loses NTFS permissions after migration.
Soonr chews up bandwidth and storage syncing all files all the time. CentreStack syncs and caches files after first access.
CentreStack provides native drives, permissions and file locking. Soonr doesn't provide the same level of integration.
Soonr only assigns permission at the top level folder. CentreStack assigns granular permissions at all levels.
CentreStack can selectively sync to build a local cache based on hard drive capacity.
CentreStack provides weekly updates based on user feedback. Soonr's development cycles are much longer with older interfaces.
Critical questions to ask when evaluating CentreStack as an alternative to Soonr. Make sure you consider these questions - and their answers - when it's decision time.
Active Directory integration, NTFS integration and granular folder permission are all key features for a modern file sharing solution. Soonr doesn't have a good answer to this question.
Soonr depends on synchronizing files 100% to the end point device for it to be functional. Soonr is missing on-demand synchronization and enhanced selective synchronization. It also fails to provide a mapped drive for on-demand access with file locking.