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Atalasoft releases SharePoint document image viewer


By David Worthington
February 4, 2009 — 
Atalasoft, a document imaging component maker, has released a SharePoint imaging solution that can be used in document workflows for annotating, classifying and viewing scanned and faxed documents and PDFs.

Atalasoft on Monday delivered Vizit SP for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. Vizit embeds its functionality directly into SharePoint so that end users do not require add-ons or browser plug-ins.

Vizit provides thumbnail navigation of documents within SharePoint libraries, as well as an explorer view of the exact list that the document is stored in within SharePoint. Its integration with SharePoint helps businesses improve their business processes around scanned documents and PDFs, enabling greater collaboration, explained CEO and President Bill Bither.

Atalasoft designed Vizit to install into SharePoint sites without requiring any custom integration, said Bither. The installation also includes Atalasoft's Vizit Scan-to-SharePoint utility, which permits select Kodak scanners to scan images directly into a SharePoint library.

A beta version of Vizit SP was released in October. Pricing starts at US$4,625 for a 25-client license, and includes a year of maintenance and support.


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