Let’s talk about your data.
Whether you are evaluating LStore for a new deployment, considering a tape preservation tier, or want architecture advice before committing to a direction, the fastest way forward is a note to the right group. Email reaches the people who can answer you directly, with a written record both sides can refer back to — the way technical and infrastructure conversations are best begun. Every inquiry reaches a person. Phone and mail are below for when they suit you better.
Email the route that fits your need.
Unique Checksum routes inquiries to dedicated groups so that your message reaches the people who can answer it fastest. Use the address that matches your reason for writing. If you are not sure, info@uniquechecksum.com will direct you.
- sales@ Platform and tape inquiries, engagements, deployments, and pricing. The general front door for evaluating or buying.
- govsales@ Government and public-sector procurement, including federal, state, and agency engagements.
- edusales@ Universities, research institutions, and academic-sector deployments.
- comsales@ Commercial and enterprise engagements.
- support@ Technical support for deployed systems and the escalation path for institutions with a support relationship.
- accounting@ Billing, invoices, purchase orders, and payment matters.
- legal@ Legal, contractual, and compliance correspondence.
- hr@ Employment, recruiting, and personnel matters.
- vendors@ The sole channel for vendors, suppliers, and prospective partners selling into Unique Checksum. See the note below.
- marketing@ Press, media, and marketing correspondence.
- events@ Events, conferences, and speaking inquiries.
- subscriptions@ Mailing list and update subscriptions.
- info@ General inquiries that do not fit another route.
- webmaster@ Website issues, corrections, and technical problems with this site.
What helps us help you faster.
If you are writing about a potential deployment or engagement, a few details in your first message let us give you a useful response rather than a request for more information. None are required — write however suits you — but they help.
The most useful things to include, if you have them: the rough scale of the data you are working with or anticipate; the kind of workload it supports, whether that is research computing, AI and analytics, long-term preservation, or something else; your timeline, if there is one; and whether you are evaluating, planning, or ready to move. A sentence on each is plenty. From there we can tell you whether LStore is a fit, sketch what an engagement might look like, and point you to the right next conversation.
If you are simply curious about the technology, that is welcome too. The LStore pages are a thorough public reference, and a note to info@ with a question will reach someone who can answer it.
Phone and mail, when they suit you.
Email is the surest way to reach the right group quickly, but the phone and postal routes below are available when they fit your need better.
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