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IntelliFlow
is a client / server system that can scale from a single server to multi-location,
multi-server systems. This full featured business process system for managing
documents and forms while improving the flow of information allows you
to automate work processes without disturbing your existing
software application environment.
IntelliFlow can grow to support your
business operations and those of your business trading partners too!
IntelliFlow 3.5 is designed to operate
on Microsoft Windows NT / 2000 servers and Windows-based clients 95, 98,
NT or 2000 workstations. A version of IntelliFlow for the Unix / Linux
environment is only available for ‘bundle’ deals with hardware systems
integrators or those value-added resellers which distribute Linux with
servers and requires a minimum yearly purchase commitment.
IntelliFlow conforms with industry
standards such as TCP/IP, HTML e-Forms, and ODBC for database access. System requirements
for IntelliFlow are:
Server -
MS-Windows
NT or Windows 2000 Advanced Server
- 128 MB of memory
(minimum); 256K preferred
- 200 MB of disk
space (minimum) for system use;
- MS-Exchange 5.x
- MS SQL Server
7.0
Client-
MS-Windows
95, 98 NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 Workstation
- Internet Explorer
4.01 or later
- 32 MB of memory
(minimum); 64 MB or more recommended
- MS ODBC support
(available as part of the MS Data Access installation during the IntelliFlow
client installation)
- 50 MB of disk
space
- TCP / IP network
connection
- 1 floppy disk
drive
- CD-ROM drive
for installation purposes
IntelliFlow also supports Microsoft BackOffice Small Business Server which is based on
Windows NT server technology. Small Business Server 4.5 has 'everything' IntelliFlow
needs to support 50 or less computers.The IntelliFlow server is used
by a systems administrator to perform the initial system installation
and for systems maintenance. The systems administrator is not required
to be at the server location in order to perform tasks.
The IntelliFlow client is used
by an end user to start, perform and manage workflow processes and
to manage documents. A workflow manager is an end user assigned
to design the workflow and monitor a workflow process. The workflow manager
receives all of the trace messages associated with the processing and routing
of the work folders. A Super User is an end user
that has special privileges, such as: -
Add, edit, move or delete shared workflow
templates
- Add, edit, move or delete shared form
templates
- Define shared form template properties
- Add, move, or delete share files
- Define shared e-mail distribution lists
- Initialize the Document Management
Subsystem
- Create document libraries
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