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Autostore 6.1
- 1. Warning: All Content in this material are not official from NSi.
- 2. 6.1
- 3. What's New ? July 2012
- 5. Drop Box • Send Documents Directly to your Drop Box Account • Capture Documents Directly from your Drop Box Account • Update Existing Documents Directly from your Drop Box Account
- 6. Google Drive • Send Documents Directly to your Google Drive Account • Capture Documents Directly from your Google Drive Account • Update Existing Documents Directly from your Google Drive Account
- 7. Microsoft 365 • Send Documents Directly to your Microsoft 365 Account • Capture Documents Directly from your Microsoft 365 Account • Update Existing Documents Directly from your Microsoft 365 Account
- 8. Box Net • Send Documents Directly to your Box Net Account • Capture Documents Directly from your Box Net Account • Update Existing Documents Directly from your Box Net Account
- 9. Alfresco OFFICIAL RELEASE • Send Documents Directly to your Alfresco Server • Update Existing Documents Directly from Alfresco Server • Metadata Support • Version Support
- 10. Major Enhancements: ! ! • Smarticket MFD Panel ! ! ! • Auto-color detection
- 11. Major Updates: • Support for SFTP • Support for RightFax 10 • Xerox EIP and Docushare integration • New AutoStore System RRTs to be available (GUID, Date, Time..) • Option for process components to trigger workflow failures • Updated Data Filter with Regular expression filters • Improved Bates Stamping