What are ENIT products?

ENIT Store (Transactional Data Storage) is a document storage created with focus on actual usage. It is intuitive and easy to use, and even though it has been built to handle documents from StreamServe/Exstream it is flexible enough to handle data from virtually any source.
The setup is very quick and easy regardless of if you choose to run ENIT Store locally or containerized, and the included migration tool makes migration with all metadata and annotations from StreamServe Collector just as easy.

ENIT Tracking is an end-to-end tracking tool that tracks everything that goes through a CCM solution. Each document’s details are stored and the process flow and delivery is tracked as far as needed. The tool comes with an easy-to-use graphical web interface, with custom searches and filters available.

ENIT Managed Services (EMS) is a great option for teams and organizations to outsource the management of their CCM solution and processes so they can focus their efforts on other value adding activities.

EMS can also be used to add capacity and senior expertise to your internal IT department or CCM team.By letting ENIT manage your CCM solution, we will ensure application and process optimization to secure both value realization and lowest possible cost of ownership.At the same time, you can rely on ENIT securing uptime, compliance and version control.

ENIT Flowbuilder enables easy integration between applications, API and services. The platform can be fully integrated with StreamServe/Exstream, or any other CCM solution.

The application package provides a modern browser based editor with a visual user interface used to connect flows using the wide range of nodes from its’ palette. The finished solution is deployed to its runtime in a single-click. Thorough the nodes provided, ENIT Flowbuilder in itself or together with ENIT Content, can be used to generate documents.

Streamline your document comparison workflow with our intuitive browser interface and powerful backend algorithms.

ENIT Compare analyses PDF documents pixel by pixel and highlights the differences for easy follow-up.
It can be run as a stand alone tool or as an integrated part of automatic regression testing.

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