by Brad Vossler | Nov 12, 2018 | Development, Integration, Workflow
Workflow Approvals via Email Let’s face it. No matter how simple we make a system for workflow approvals, there are some users who just don’t want to log into any system to do it. Maybe it is because they only do this job once a month and keep forgetting...
by Brad Vossler | Jul 11, 2018 | Development, Integration
Importer and Exporter Add-Ins Importer and Exporter are applications that allow you to automatically transfer data and documents into and out of docMgt. With each release we strive to make these tools more powerful and flexible without making them too complicated. Of...
by Brad Vossler | Nov 2, 2017 | Development, Feature, Viewing
BETA Viewer Coming to Version 3.14 Version 3.14 of docMgt will include a BETA version of our new document viewer. The standard viewer you are used to will still be the default one but you will now be able to switch to our new viewer for a different way of viewing your...
by Brad Vossler | Dec 5, 2016 | Development |
Background docMgt has a very robust REST API system. This means that most data and transactions are available via REST calls. For more information about REST, refer to this Wiki link. For information about docMgt’s implementation of REST web services, refer to the...
by Brad Vossler | Nov 28, 2016 | Development, Integration |
docMgt is a powerful document management system that provides robust indexing and viewing of information. However, to realize the full power of docMgt, the data and documents need to be shared as parts of other processes. In this post we will discuss one way to image...
by Brad Vossler | Nov 8, 2016 | Development |
docMgt supports a fairly extensive REST interface that allows for interaction with docMgt servers using standard REST calls. This is great but if you are using .NET for your development we have a slightly easier method for you – the docMgt REST Helper . The...
by Brad Vossler | Oct 18, 2016 | Development |
Background docMgt has a very robust REST API system. This means that most data and transactions are available via REST calls. This article will focus on Searching Records via REST. For more information about REST, refer to this Wiki link. For information about...
