SeeUnity is pleased to announce support for SharePoint and Open Text eDOCS Dynamic Views. Dynamic views provide a clear and concise business-centric view of content, allowing users to work more efficiently.

“Dynamic Views answers a popular feature request,” said Ryan Bond, Director of Professional Services at SeeUnity “Particularly in the legal industry, eDOCS users have come to depend on the convenience of navigating and subscribing to content via Dynamic Views.”

SeeUnity support for Dynamic Views now allows SharePoint users to view, subscribe and unsubscribe to eDOCS client and case matters. Dynamic Views subscription provides visibility and easy access to content that might otherwise be difficult to locate.

How to obtain

Dynamic Views are currently available with SeeUnity’s 4.0 R2 release. Existing SeeUnity customers who wish to add Dynamic Views support to their SharePoint-eDOCS integration can download 4.0 R2 from our Download Center on the SeeUnity Software Portal. All SeeUnity software and documentation are available from this location. For more information or to obtain access to the SeeUnity Software Portal, please contact sales@seeunity.com.

More Information

SeeUnity is a market-leading developer of SharePoint-based content integration and migration solutions.  Using our building-block approach and out-of-the-box technology, SeeUnity customers easily deploy and expand content integration solutions to meet their specific requirements.  From SharePoint UI integration and content archiving, to automated distribution and full volume migration, the breadth of SeeUnity’s products are unmatched.  SeeUnity provides the resources to execute an end-to-end content roadmap, from SharePoint coexistence to full migration.  SeeUnity brings users and content together.  Please visit www.seeunity.com for more information about SeeUnity and its products.

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