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Customer Testimonials

"On behalf of National Association of Elementary School Principals, I would like to thank you for the outstanding job you did on NAESP's final program. It was a challenging project with the complete redesign of the book from last year and I appreciate your efforts." "Again thank you for your contribution to our success. It is greatly appreciated by everyone at NAESP."

Amanda S. Rushing, CMP Director, Conventions & Expositions

Send Files
AGS provides you with the ability to browse your computer to select a file to upload to our ftp site and automatically sends an email notification to the selected Customer Service Representative/Project Manager. To view an online demonstration of the File Upload process, Click Here. Complete the fields below, select your AGS CSR/Project Manager from the dropdown menu, upload your file by selecting the browse button (You can upload more than one file at a time by compressing your files.), then select upload file. It's as easy as this! Please note: All files should be compressed before uploading.

Job Title:
Name:
Email Address:
CSR/Project Mgr:
File:
	Note: All files should be compressed before uploading. Filenames CANNOT contain the following characters: \, /, :, *, ?, ", >, < or \|.
Comments:



FTP (file transfer protocol) is a way to access files that anyone can download from a server on the Internet. When AGS clients need information fast, we recommend using our FTP server to transfer files from the client to AGS, or vice versa. To view an online demonstration of how to use our FTP Site, Click Here.

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