Sync Luma 620 through Bluetooth

[Brenzef]

Hi all,
I recently bought a Lumia 620 to discover WP8 and to see if the WP platform works for me.
Till now I'm impressed. It's tiles are so easy to use and everything works like a charm...
The lack of apps is there, but not an obstacle. The 620 is an absolute bargain... Value for money...

To retire my Nokia E72 two things must work.
Agenda and contact sync with Lotus Notes, and that is where the rubber meets the road.
I work for a large company where security rules are very VERY strict.
All mobile devices must be registered to be able to have company network access, meaning that a lot of security software will be installed.
I don't want all that. The only capabilities I require are agenda and contact sync with Lotus Notes.
Due to security guidelines I'm not allowed to sync through a third party.
Oh, and at this time only Android and iOS are supported.

It never is a problem with the E72 since I can use Bluetooth to sync data using Nokia PC Suite.
The option is not available for the Lumia (WP8)...

I have searched the WWW for a solution but did not find any.
Awesync (goes through third party)
Companionlink (goes through third party or DejaOffice) and is almost as expensive as the amount I payed for the Lumia 620
Other tools I have found use a third party to sync.

And since I basically rely on a sync mechanism that does not use the company network, only a cable or BT connection is an option.

Does anyone know of such a tool?
It's the only barrier of using this great WP device and move on (phone wise).

 

[switch side method]

Is this something you need while out and about? If not then the only way I can think of is the old fashioned way of hooking the phone to the PC to transfer data

 

[Brenzef]

I was hoping that there is a tool that enables me to sync contacts and calendar data through BT.

 

[heli0m]

Is there a way to link your contacts & your calendar to a specific email? Then you can just straight up link the email to your phone & it will sync whenver you ask it to without BT.

 

[Brenzef]

Lotus Notes is using its own database for e-mail, contacts and calendar. it does not have a internet format e-mail address by default. So I don't see how I could achieve that. You need to connect to the local Notes DB to be able to access its data, or use Notes traveler which my employer does not support. :devil:

 

[heli0m]

Then the only positive suggestion is to wait until a developer decides to create such an app then or whenever the feature becomes available.