For the purposes of testing out the software before committing to the paid full version or simply making use of a small number of small synchronisation and backup jobs, this is a very useful free tool to have. GoodSync Free: The free version of GoodSync provides a good amount of functionality and access to many of the tools and features included in the full (paid-for) version (albeit with some limitations such as a maximum of 3 sync jobs and a limit of 100 files per job).Versions of GoodSync AvailableĪs of the time of writing this review, there is both a free and paid version of GoodSync available for individual users as well as a business orientated version for commercial / business usage (although I will be focusing on the personal licence in this review). I will also look at some additional functionality found within GoodSync such as making use of automatic scheduling, file encryption and compression settings alongside some of the other advanced features available to GoodSync users.

This process starts off with the installation of the software and then moves on to setting up both a two-way synchronisation job and then a one-way synchronisation job for the purposes of making a device backup. In this section of this GoodSync review I will be looking at the synchronisation software in more detail and seeing how well it performs across both synchronisation and backup related tasks.

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