Electronically stores, organizes, and manages documents, files, and other business-critical information, and provides fast, security-controlled access to information from either Windows or Web-based clients. VTXimaging integrates document imaging, COLD/report management, workflow, and document management services - within an easy-to-use Windows/.NET-optimized system.

Highlights

Security - VTX-imaging provides DOD-certified records management and retention administration for all business information managed in the VTXi repository as well as providing the next generation of workflow, using a dynamic new Web-based workflow client.

Easy application generation - Define your content management applications without any programming assistance, creating as many content storage applications and retrieval criteria or indexes as you need for your specific business environment.

Rapid configuration and deployment - Remotely or locally manage your global application configurations including VTX-ERM Services, VTX-Web Services, LDAP Security Services, VTX-Disk Storage Services, License Servers, and VTXi Data-sources.

Seamless integration with business applications - Integrate VTXi into your existing line of business applications such as ERP or CRM without needing custom programming or ongoing maintenance.

Comprehensive electronic file management - Quickly and easily process and update information, taking advantage of electronic file management capabilities such as annotation, redaction, and check-in/out version control as well as OCR support and full-text indexing with detailed keyword, proximity, and wildcard search capabilities.

Support for virtually any type of content - Draw on a wide range of content from scanned images of paper documents to electronic documents, spreadsheets, X-rays, CAD drawings, Computer Output to Laser Disk (COLD) report output, and audio/video files - all from a single user interface.

Flexible, comprehensive security - Protect your sensitive business information, limiting access to information within applications or restricting users from performing specific functions, using directory service-based security modules via the popular Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) interface.