Business content and document management
Enterprise content management
Solutions for companies that need a system that guarantees access to their documents and information from anywhere, with the option of implementing their own processes for document management.
Document management
Document scanning and capture
Business collaboration
Process Services (Workflows)
Information governance
Intelligence and analysis
Document management
- Document management.
- Web content management (including web applications and session virtualization).
- Integrated publishing.
- Access to the repository via CIFS / SMB, FTP and WebDAV.
- Workflow based on BPM Activiti.
- Searches implemented with the SQLR engine.
- Decentralized servers.
- Multiple language support.
- Portable application packaging.
- Multiplatform support.
- Graphical interface based on Internet browsers.
Ticket management
- It enables employees, through their mobile devices, to digitize all their expense tickets including information on the type of expense that are automatically converted into Pdfs.
- An Expense Note is generated that thanks to the elaboration of a specific document map for each organization, that is, a structure of automatic folders; expenses are included in the system appropriately.
- The document is sent to the signature gateway until it is approved and properly filed.
Profits
- Cost reduction due to the elimination of printing, messaging and warehousing processes.
- Greater control over the documentation received and filed automatically.
- Security provided by the signature and verification system for all documentation received.
- Avoid duplication of expenses and reduce errors in the generation, capture, delivery and storage process.
- Administrative procedures are simplified, dedicating resources to more productive tasks.
Proccess Services - BPM
Alfresco Process Services (Powered by Activiti) is a business process management (BPM) solution geared towards business people and developers. At its core is a high-performance, open source, Activiti-based business process engine with flexibility and scalability to handle a wide variety of critical processes. Alfresco Process Services offers a powerful set of end-user tools and integrates with a wide variety of business systems, including Alfresco Content Services, Box, and Google Drive.
Ease of development and implementation
Powerful case and task management
Open and easy to integrate
Solution for process compliance
Enterprise-grade scale and robustness
Task and case management
- Users can access all information, tasks and documents to quickly and efficiently perform key business processes.
- Collaboration with users who work as a team to perform tasks. Users can assign tasks and subtasks to different people, allowing them to take care of non-routine tasks.
- Group and individual task inboxes allow organizations to model processes to support a wide variety of business situations.
Normative compliance
- Tight integration with Alfresco Content Services enables processes to ensure compliance and record activity. For example, automatically declaring open account documents as records as part of the customer onboarding process.
- Automated document creation and declaration, with the ability to save process history, enables organizations to automate many of the time-consuming activities associated with compliance.
- Extensive integration with applications from other lines of business and content sharing systems (eg, Box and Google Drive) enables Alfresco Process Services to capture occasional content and place it under compliance control.
Process and content integration
- Powerful rules and metadata models can be used to automatically start and move content in workflows.
- Seamless integration with leading line-of-business and productivity applications puts content in context to improve employee productivity.
- Mobile and web access guarantee the continuity of processes even beyond the limits of the company.
Smart automation
- Decision tables automate easy-to-configure business rule-based processes and eliminate repetitive manual steps.
- Process analysis, reports, and flow charts provide the information you need to increase process efficiency and performance.
- Documents with automatically generated process summaries provide a clear audit trail and reinforce process compliance.
Information governance management
Information governance processes allow you to manage the use, protection, storage and disposal of business information. Effective information governance is the only way to meet the stringent requirements of today's regulations, and it also protects against potential data loss, reduces security risks, and prevents data overload, saving money. costs and time.
Records Management
Information life cycle management
Security and controlled access
Regulatory compliance
Electronic discovery and legal holds
On-site content management and federation
How is information governance different from information management?
Information management focuses on how to manage information and is generally the responsibility of the IT department. Information governance focuses on the why of information (policies).
Why is information governance important?
The information governance processes seek to achieve control of business information, not only of unstructured digital content, but also of structured data and paper documents. Information governance encompasses the policies, procedures, and technologies that determine how information is managed, protected, used, retained, and disposed of in an organization.
Why is information governance necessary?
Having a robust information governance program will help an organization comply with relevant laws and regulations, safeguard its data and reputation, and respond effectively to potential information access or electronic discovery requests. It also prevents data overload by keeping only the most valuable content.
How is information governance different from records management?
While records management is one aspect of information governance, an information governance program encompasses broader issues such as data security, information lifecycle management, and electronic discovery.