DocuLynx Launches Web Presentment Software

Omaha, Neb. — DocuLynx Inc., a provider of archive retrieval, electronic distribution and Web presentment solutions, today announced the general availability of its newest software solution, Mercury Web presentment software. The technology was developed to provide access to electronic document delivery solutions for those customers who wish to view the true fidelity of documents in a secure environment over the Web. The solution offers a standard “out of the box” interface that can be implemented in minutes, and provides a full toolkit that allows the system to easily integrate within an enterprise’s existing infrastructure, making use of interfaces and technologies that are already present.

The benefits of Mercury Web, according to DocuLynx, include its ability to ingest and store documents in PDF format; sub-second search times for even the largest databases; flexible, customizable document retention and storage utilization; and audit logging that can be configured to track all the events that occur on the Mercury Web server.

Additional features include:
* Multiple levels of security
* Application customization
* Custom interface for client look and feel
* Remote administration access
* Solutions for storage from 30 days to 10 years
* Disaster recovery options

“We are excited about the introduction of Mercury Web, as it will transform the information that can be made available over the Internet, or a company’s Intranet, using a standard Web browser,” says Terry Wieczorek, president and CEO of DocuLynx Inc., Omaha, Neb. “It has been designed to allow for complete flexibility in the implementation of simple and fast document access.”

DocuLynx offers a variety of flexible software options that allow companies to design the online document delivery and archive solution that best works for them, the company says. Addressing the challenge of high-volume output archival and distribution, DocuLynx software solutions and professional services solutions make it possible for data to quickly become searchable electronic media.

Source: Doculynx Inc.