UnForm is a powerful enterprise document management and process automation solution that seamlessly integrates with any application. Our platform-independent, fully browser-based solutions provide the ability to create, deliver, capture, index, route, and store documents from start to finish so that a transaction’s entire life cycle can be accessed with one easy search. Our data extraction and workflow capabilities enable the automation of data entry-intensive processes.
UnForm.Cloud, a hosting service for UnForm Document Management, is a perfect fit for those who are running cloud-based ERP systems or looking for a solution with no hardware to purchase, manage, or maintain. Implementing UnForm has never been easier. Backed by a proven hosting vendor, Oracle, you have the peace of mind knowing your data is safe and secure with well-managed data centers and cross-region backups, ensuring reliable and continues access to your data when you need it.
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LogicalDOC empowers organizations all over the globe to take complete control of their document management. This premier document management system (DMS), which focuses on business process automation and quick content retrieval, allows teams to create, collaborate and manage large volumes of documents. It also stores valuable company data in one central repository. The system features include drag-and-drop document uploads, forms management, optical characters recognition (OCR), duplicate detection and barcode recognition, event logs, document archiving and integrated document workflow.
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ArchiverFS
ArchiverFS offers a file archiving solution designed for servers and network storage systems, enabling any device to function as secondary storage. This solution has a minimal impact on the host system and provides comprehensive support for cloud integration, distributed file systems (DFS), replication, de-duplication, and data compression. With ArchiverFS, users can utilize any NAS, SAN, or cloud service to store older unstructured files, as long as it can be shared over the network using a UNC path and formatted with NTFS. Notably, the system operates without relying on a database for storing files, their pointers, or metadata—utilizing NTFS exclusively throughout the process. Furthermore, ArchiverFS facilitates the bulk transfer of outdated files from primary storage to secondary storage, while ensuring that all file attributes, permissions, and directory structures are preserved. Additionally, users can leave behind various links in place of the relocated files, including fully functional symbolic links that replicate the appearance and behavior of the original files seamlessly. This innovative approach not only streamlines storage management but also enhances the efficiency and organization of file systems.
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Archive-It
Since its inception in 2006, Internet Archive’s Archive-it has been instrumental in offering web archiving services to more than 800 organizations across 24 different countries, encompassing libraries, cultural and research institutions, community groups focused on social impact, and initiatives promoting education and open knowledge. Users of Archive-it have successfully archived over 40 billion records that originated online, accumulating vast amounts of data measured in petabytes. The service equips users with essential tools, training, and technical support to effectively capture and preserve dynamic web content, while also providing a platform that facilitates the sharing of collections, enhanced by various search, discovery, and access features. The materials collected through Archive-it are securely housed in data centers that are not-for-profit and are independently run by the Internet Archive, allowing users the option to download the archived content for their own preservation and sharing purposes. By collaborating with Archive-it, users and the Internet Archive are collectively advancing the mission of ensuring that diverse global collections remain accessible for future generations, fostering a culture of shared knowledge and historical preservation. Ultimately, this partnership highlights the importance of safeguarding digital heritage in an increasingly digital world.
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