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Web Contact Manager - Technical Overview
Managing your contacts using a computer, PDAs, and address books can sometimes be difficult.
Whenever you need the contact information, you must first find where you've stored it.
OfficeClip's Web Contact Manager enables you to organize your contacts
from one central location and access via the web. It allows you to schedule tasks and appointments,
as well as store documents associated with your contacts. Designed to run on a web
server that can be accessed via a web browser, OfficeClip's Web Contact Manager allows your entire
organization to manage contacts remotely or within an intranet. Created using the Microsoft .Net framework,
it provides flexible configuration and implementation on numerous
web client devices.
This overview describes the features and functionality
offered with OfficeClip's Web Contact Manager, an easy-to-use, affordable,
enterprise-level contact management software solution.
Platform Independent Client
The OfficeClip Web Contact Manager is designed to run on a web browser,
which ensures platform independence on desktop and mobile devices.
Powerful backend Sql Database
All contacts are stored securely on the web server, with the encrypted folder names stored
in an MS SQL Server database, providing architectural power and flexibility in a data-driven
environment. OfficeClip applications are bundled with the Sql Server (Express Edition),
which provides a low-cost, low-volume database solution, which can later be migrated to
a high-load, high-availability platform.
Customization
Customs filters and reports can be created within the OfficeClip. In addition web services and developer
API is available for customization.
Related Link
System Requirements
OfficeClip Web Contact Manager Manual:
Html (with frames)
Pdf (printable)
Windows Help Format
Note: To open the Windows Help Format file, download the
file to your computer, Right Click on it and select Properties. Then click Unblock.
After unblocking the file, it can be opened by double clicking on it in Windows Explorer.
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