Your organization’s content doesn’t live in one place, it lives in silos. Your users need to access this valuable content across these silos with security and integrity. Simflofy works with many of today's most popular content platforms and solutions, while maintaining document security.
Simflofy's virtual repository technology allows your users to search and action content as if it all existed in one place. This gives your users and application developers one place to interact with all your content without migrating a single document.
Simflofy Migration gives you the tools to effectively discover, migrate, audit and validate the migration from start to finish. This means we can migrate your content, folders and workflows (including all versions, ACL’s, metadata etc.) in a way that is scalable, automated and flexible in a user and mobile friendly interface.
Use all the advanced features of your modern ECM without needing to migrate a single document.
Simflofy’s Discovery solves the redundant, obsolete or trivial data (ROT) and dark data issues that expose companies to potential compliance or privacy issues. Discovery crawls through unstructured data then sorts it out and takes control of it.
For decades, many organizations have invested millions into enterprise content management (ECM) platforms only to find that they are simply using them as a file system. In addition, many departments have stood up their own content repositories, such as SharePoint, Box, and Google Drive. This has led to content chaos and document sprawl. Document sprawl […]
Read MoreDownload the Content Analytics Datasheet We all have masses of content stored within our organizational closets – far too much for us to manage in many cases. From data stored within creaking legacy applications, social media streams, massive video and image files, to the latest internet of things (IoT) devices popping up everywhere – the […]
Read MoreDownload the Data Lake Datasheet Many of us do it – keep something that we don’t really need, “just in case’. Whether it is a fancy shirt that has never really fitted us, or a kitchen pan, or a book that we will never likely get to read. This desire to hang on to things […]
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