What is OpenText Document Centric Workflow?
OpenText Document Centric Workflow provides cloud based, document and workflow automation, and combines document management with business process automation that enables organizations to enter, store, share and protect critical business documents, regardless of the application used to create them. It supports the entire spectrum for unstructured content and data management, including scanned pages, faxes, files and multimedia objects.
Features
Features
- Browser based user experience - Enables user adoption through its interface and common copy/paste/move functionality.
- Administration interface - Allows rapid application deployment to manage unstructured and structured content and data, with features robust enough to meet enterprise objectives.
- Full records management functionality - Secures documents throughout their lifecycle, tracks use and manages alterations with a built-in version control function.
- Ensure data confidentiality and integrity - Offers document access managed at the application, template, field, document and index level.
- Document enabled applications - Allows the document management feature set to be integrated into business and workflow applications using .NET, web services and Restful APIs.
- Comply with industry, state or federal regulatory standards - Uses built-in security, records management and user/document auditing to ensure compliance to government and industrial regulations.
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Technical Details
| Deployment Types | SaaS |
|---|---|
| Mobile Application | No |
FAQs
What is OpenText Document Centric Workflow?
OpenText Document Centric Workflow provides cloud based, document and workflow automation, and combines document management with business process automation that enables organizations to enter, store, share and protect critical business documents, regardless of the application used to create them. It supports the entire spectrum for unstructured content and data management, including scanned pages, faxes, files and multimedia objects.