LiquidText Enterprise Edition provides document management integration and greater security
LiquidText, the reading, note-taking, and document analysis platform, is debuting the Enterprise Edition of its platform, designed for large deployments with options for integration with document management software, enhanced security, greater privacy, and data location control.
“Thousands of enterprise knowledge workers are already using LiquidText in their daily business life, a fact that has not escaped the notice of senior management. The LiquidText Enterprise Edition is the natural evolution of the product and allows companies to have systematic and controlled usage, while at the same time reducing overall risk to the organization,” said Craig Tashman, PhD, founder and CEO of LiquidText. “Because this version integrates with other important tools that firms use, it offers even greater productivity and efficiency improvements that knowledge workers so often seek.”
LiquidText Enterprise Edition is priced at $20 per seat, per month with discounts for high-volume deployments and includes:
- Data Locality: Depending on the needs of the organization, data can be stored on the users’ devices, in an on-premises server, in a firm’s cloud environment or on LiquidText’s Microsoft Azure cloud.
- Scalability: LiquidText Enterprise Edition can scale from dozens of seats up to thousands, depending on the needs of the firm.
- Security and Privacy: Enterprise Edition supports password-based file encryption. Passwords are in the custody and control of the firm. It is also GDPR compliant.
- Certification: LiquidText is in the process of obtaining ISO 27001 certification.
- Management: The Enterprise Edition offers a management console that gives IT control over access and management of the application.
- Integration: Enterprise Edition can be integrated with other important applications used by firms, such as document management and security.
- Support: LiquidText offers dedicated support to Enterprise Edition users, along with ongoing updates to the application.
LiquidText captures document reading, notes, highlights, annotations, and observations just like paper but goes further to reveal connections to facts and evidence across numerous sources, weaving them into a coherent narrative and delivering work product content in a clear, concise, and shareable form, according to the vendor.
LiquidText is currently used in legal, medical, academic, engineering, government, and business sectors around the globe.
For more information about this release, visit www.liquidtext.net.