Store, share and back up company files on a clear Nextcloud foundation: managed Fuseboat Drive space, a dedicated Nextcloud server hosted on our Swiss infrastructure, or a Nextcloud deployment on your own server. Access rights, migration, backups and regional support stay scoped.
Business folder structure, groups, roles and access rights documented
External sharing with expiry, clear rules and access tracking
Backups, versions and restore tested before go-live
Migration from NAS, Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or existing file servers
Fuseboat Drive space, dedicated Nextcloud server or deployment on your own server
We set up usable Nextcloud storage for SMEs that need to move away from scattered folders, unclear access and untested backups. You can rent a managed Fuseboat Drive space, request a dedicated Nextcloud server hosted by Fusengine, or deploy Nextcloud on your own server.
The migration starts from the current reality: local NAS, file server, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, user folders or a mix of several tools. Whether the team works from an office in Lausanne or several sites around Nyon, we review usage, volumes, duplicates, access risks and continuity needs before moving data.
Delivery is not just opening a cloud space. Depending on the need, Fusengine delivers a ready-to-use shared space, a dedicated Nextcloud instance hosted on our own Swiss servers, or a Nextcloud installation on your infrastructure with readable structure, tested backups and identified support.
This page covers the issues that actually block SMEs: scattered files, unclear rights, permanent external links, untested backups and employee departures. Each use case explains what must be delivered so online storage remains usable every day, not just opened in a generic cloud tool.
Useful cloud storage starts with a clear folder structure. Folders by department, project or client avoid local copies and conflicting versions.
Desktop and mobile sync stay controlled: an office in Lausanne, a team in Nyon or mobile collaborators can work quickly without turning every computer into a point of fragility.
Permanent public links and forgotten accounts create business risk. We scope groups, roles, expiry, passwords and employee departures.
External sharing remains possible for clients, fiduciaries or partners, for example between management in Geneva and an agency in Montreux, but with rules the team can understand.
Storage is not backup. For a shop in Montreux or a technical office in Neuchâtel, a deletion, lost device or ransomware incident requires versions, clear retention and a restore path that has already been tested.
We separate synchronization, backup and archiving to avoid surprises when a folder must be recovered.
When the context requires it, Fusengine can rent a Fuseboat Drive space, deploy a dedicated Nextcloud server on our own Swiss servers, or install Nextcloud on your own server.
Migration takes over NAS, local server, Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or scattered folders with inventory, cleanup, transfer, team cutover and access documentation.
Pricing depends on the selected mode: rented Fuseboat Drive space, dedicated Nextcloud server hosted by Fusengine, or Nextcloud deployment on your own server. The quote separates subscription, server, migration, backup, support and retention options.
CHF 18-280/month
Office, mobile team or shared site around Nyon
CHF 280-950/month
Dedicated instance on our own Swiss servers
CHF 750-4500
Nextcloud installation on the client server after audit
Prices are indicative and exclude possible third-party licences. The quote states whether you rent Fuseboat Drive space, a dedicated Nextcloud server at Fusengine, or a Nextcloud deployment on your own server.
Storage is treated as a business operating system: usage, rights, migration, backup and support are scoped together before cutover. This method reduces interruption, clarifies responsibility, protects daily operations and lets multi-site teams keep working while existing files are taken over.
We identify sources, volumes, shares, accounts, risks and the team's real habits, on site or remotely depending on migration constraints.
Folder tree, groups, roles, external links, MFA and departure rules are defined.
Files are taken over from NAS, local server or existing cloud with tests and a cutover window.
Versions, retention and restores are checked before the storage is considered operational.
Daily usage is explained: sharing, sync, simple restore, links and limits to respect.
Fusengine remains available for requests, incidents, joiners and leavers, with support adapted to teams spread across La Côte, the Riviera and other French-speaking sites.
Google Drive, Dropbox or a NAS can be enough at first. The issue starts when rights, restores and support become critical: an SME must know where files live, who can open them, how to restore a version and who intervenes when the team changes.
Access does not rely on one person's memory. A management team in Geneva, an agency in Montreux or an outsourced office keep readable roles.
An untested backup is still a hypothesis. Versions and restores are verified before a shop or local service needs to recover a folder.
The technical choice, hosting on Swiss servers, migration and support are scoped from Vevey for Swiss SMEs, including bilingual teams in Fribourg and technical offices in Neuchâtel.
These answers frame common decisions before migrating or replacing a NAS: sovereignty, backup, access rights, legacy takeover and support. They help an SME distinguish a simple cloud space from online storage that is usable, documented, restorable and aligned with business constraints.
Fusengine maps each area to search intent and business usage: SME cloud storage, secure file sharing, Nextcloud backup, file migration, restore workflows and sovereign hosting. The examples below connect French-speaking Swiss cities to concrete storage needs instead of listing locations.
First call by video to scope storage, backup, migration, access rights and Swiss hosting before rollout. You leave with visible risks, takeover priorities, technical dependencies, internal responsibilities, team constraints and a clear next step before any decision, without forced commercial commitment.
