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Does your organization need a secure and easy way to share
and manage documents? OfficeClip Web Document Sharing is the perfect
product for groups that need a centrally-based document
management solution. It is designed to run on a web
server that can be accessed via a web browser
mobile device. Created using the Microsoft .Net framework,
it provides flexible configuration and implementation on numerous
web client devices (such as web browsers).
This overview describes the features and functionality
offered with the OfficeClip Web Document Sharing application, an easy to use, affordable, low
maintenance enterprise level Web Document Sharing software solution.
Platform Independent Client
The OfficeClip Web Document Sharing application is designed to run on a web browser,
which ensures platform independence on desktop and mobile devices.
Powerful backend Sql Database
All the Documents 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.
External File Sharing
Files that have been uploaded can be easily and securely shared with external users. This allows collaboration with clients who are not OfficeClip users.
System Requirements
The OfficeClip Web Document Sharing application can be installed on an enterprise server behind
a firewall and can be accessed throughout the organization via a web
browser. Depending on the security needs of the organization, the web server and network can easily be
configured to access OfficeClip outside the corporate firewall.
Related Links
OfficeClip Web Document Sharing User Manual:
Html (with frames)
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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