FormRouter Offers PDF-to-Lotus Notes Support
Category IBM/Lotus
From PDFZone.com: FormRouter Offers PDF-to-Lotus Notes Support
FormRouter announced September that it added Lotus Notes support to its service, which potentially opens up the company's services to 110 million new customers.
While the type of data FormRouter collects for its customers through PDF forms already flows well within Lotus Notes environments without need for Acrobat or PDF, Healy says IBM approached FormRouter to develop the PDF piece for companies to interact with their customers and field workers outside firewalls.
"The majority of Lotus Notes databases are behind firewalls in a lot of large companies, and there is a great need to pull forms submitted online from outside the firewall into Lotus Notes and do workflow on those forms," Healy says. "The ideal industries are going to be financial industries—insurance, mortgage financing, etc."
Nice to see another third-party vendor understand the untapped market of Notes shops out there...
From PDFZone.com: FormRouter Offers PDF-to-Lotus Notes Support
FormRouter announced September that it added Lotus Notes support to its service, which potentially opens up the company's services to 110 million new customers.
While the type of data FormRouter collects for its customers through PDF forms already flows well within Lotus Notes environments without need for Acrobat or PDF, Healy says IBM approached FormRouter to develop the PDF piece for companies to interact with their customers and field workers outside firewalls.
"The majority of Lotus Notes databases are behind firewalls in a lot of large companies, and there is a great need to pull forms submitted online from outside the firewall into Lotus Notes and do workflow on those forms," Healy says. "The ideal industries are going to be financial industries—insurance, mortgage financing, etc."
Nice to see another third-party vendor understand the untapped market of Notes shops out there...
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putting the platform aside, why would it be useful / efficient to have PDF forms ? Isn't it hard to add data to such a form other than by printing, writing and faxing / scanning it back into a workflow ?
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