Documents captured from various sources such as email and scanners are sent to IDM for indexing, storage and retrieval.
One of the core features of IDM is that it allows users in-context access to documents, connecting documents and business data with external applications such as ERPs or Infor OS. This allows users to perform their daily operations faster, improving accuracy and productivity. Also, authentication enforced by Infor Grid and role-based authorization for document access ensures security.
Finally, IDM can be integrated with ION to automate manual processes and workflows. For instance, when a customer uploads an invoice to IDM, it can be automatically routed for verification using an ION workflow. If the system detects an error, notifications and alerts can be triggered. Furthermore, Infor provides useful Java APIs for IDM. You can easily build Web SDK apps to upload documents to IDM.
IDM is a standalone application with its own roadmap, with valuable new features being rolled out continually.
Watch this space for part three in this series, which will focus on another core component of Infor OS: Infor Ming.le, an action-oriented social collaboration platform designed for business organizations.
Part 1: Four reasons why Infor ION can make your enterprise application experience better
Part 3: Bringing information closer to business users with Infor Ming.le
Part 4: Infor GO — The Future of Infor Mobility