by Brad Vossler | Dec 15, 2022 | Automotive, E-form, Education, Healthcare, Human Resources, NGO
Offline E-forms Your users won’t always have Internet, but they still need to be able to do their jobs! With DocMgt’s Offline E-forms feature, you can fill out forms even when you are not online! Now remote workers can be on their way without...
by Brad Vossler | Dec 13, 2022 | Automotive, E-form, Education, Healthcare, Human Resources, NGO
Saving Progress in Public E-forms We have all been there. We get half-way through filling out a form and realize we don’t have time to finish. Normally we have to make a choice. Do we (A) close the form and start over later or (B) stay and finish the form...
by Brad Vossler | Oct 19, 2022 | Accounts Payable, Automotive, E-form, Education, Healthcare, Human Resources, NGO, Support, Viewing
E-forms with Tabbed Pages E-forms have gotten a lot of updates recently in DocMgt. One of the more exciting updates is also one of the simplest to implement. If you have multi-page forms you can easily turn them into E-forms with tabbed pages to make the form easier...
by Brad Vossler | Mar 4, 2021 | Accounts Payable, Automotive, E-form, Education, Feature, Healthcare, Human Resources, NGO
Printing E-forms In this article we will tell you about a new docMgt feature that will allow users to print E-forms beautifully from the browser. In previous versions when you printed an E-form you would get a usable (but not beautiful) rendering of the HTML page. For...
by Rex Lamb | Apr 20, 2020 | Accounts Payable, Automotive, E-form, Education, Feature, Healthcare, Human Resources, NGO
e-Forms deliver consistency and efficiency How do you standardize the way you collect information from both internal and external users? The answer is electronic forms (E-forms). docMgt e-Forms deliver consistency and efficiency to help your organization. Many...
by Brad Vossler | Feb 2, 2017 | E-form, Feature
Portals vs. Public E-Forms There are two basic ways to interact with external users – Portals and Public E-Forms. Both have their benefits and uses but both have different requirements and outcomes. So the question is “When do I use Portals vs. Public...
