Navigation and “Dynamic
Views”
Metadata-driven navigation solves an inflexible deficiency
of outdated folder-based approaches. Those approaches are limited to permitting
files to exist solely in one location, or having copies of them that reside in
different ones. At FileBank, unique
information shows up dynamically whenever it is needed and without duplication.
Therefore, stopping a host of traditional Enterprise Content Management and
workflow issues
Secure, Automated
Access Control
Unlike other traditional Enterprise Content Management
solutions, which are more limiting and make use of outdated security models. FileBank controls where a document’s final
access control settings are resulting from by its metadata. This is a
one-of-a-kind system that provides a groundbreaking way for FileBank’s
customers to manage access to their confidential content.
Workflow and
Business Process Efficiency
Leveraging the metadata-driven workflow capabilities of FileBank to improve business process efficiencies eliminates bottlenecks, maintains consistency and quality in documentation. It also ensures employees do not accidentally skip a step in very important procedures. Workflows can be instituted for approval of contracts, circulation of invoices, processing job applications and for a myriad of other useful cases that require the review, edit, and/or approval by several entities.
Leveraging the metadata-driven workflow capabilities of FileBank to improve business process efficiencies eliminates bottlenecks, maintains consistency and quality in documentation. It also ensures employees do not accidentally skip a step in very important procedures. Workflows can be instituted for approval of contracts, circulation of invoices, processing job applications and for a myriad of other useful cases that require the review, edit, and/or approval by several entities.
Wish to learn more about metadata and how FileBank can positively
support your business; make sure to check out our website.
Stay Connected!
Sincerely,
Greg Copeland
President, FileBank Inc.
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