Series 6
Series 6 is the most refined, evolved product we have ever
brought to market. Years of development and enhancements – derived,
in the main, from feedback from our customers – have culminated in
the creation of the most intuitive, powerful and compatible DDM
system available. Even better, we guarantee full return on
investment, with minimal capital outlay, and fast, simple
implementation that requires virtually zero training.
Invu offers two document management products and an accompanying
range of innovative add-on modules. Use Specify Your Invu to
find out what would best suit your particular circumstances, or
read about our range on the following pages. You can also watch our
online demonstrations , book a place at one of our state-of-art
demonstration centres, or request a visit from one of our
Partners.
S600
Our network Digital Document Management system, for one or
multiple users, is based on the most innovative technology
available. It enables users to:
- Store information, in any format, in one
centralised, electronic system
- Search and retrieve documents, either by
content or using the in-built indexing structure
- View and share documents in single or
multi-page format
- Organise communications, such as post and
email, into the same system
- Configure security to allow users and groups
different levels of access according to their own needs and
privileges
- Achieve regulatory compliance, by creating
watertight audit trails
- Protect files from loss, damage or accidental
deletion
This saves time spent searching for information
held in different formats and locations, space
wasted on bulky filing cabinets and dusty archive boxes, and
money squandered on inefficient administration
practices and costly off-site storage. A more efficient business
can make the most of opportunities and deliver customer service
that makes a difference to the bottom line; Invu typically achieves
ROI in less than 6 months.
S650
S650 combines the functionality of S600 with an added feature –
Workflow. This automates the routing of documents
into logical business processes, giving users the ability to action
or authorise tasks. The processes can be designed to run in
parallel or in series, and can transfer bundles of data as easily
as single documents