
kbee.docs is a on-demand service for content management for organizations. It offers tools ready to be used to define security, manage upload and classification, search and browse in an efficient way the documents database.
It allows collaboration and interaction of the users' community to take advantage of the collective intelligence of your organization. It is designed to be simple, useful and cost effective. It is very easy to use, there is no need for hiring consultants to implement it; the user sets it up according to their company's needs and within minutes it is ready to be used kbee.docs is scalable to effectively manage a large amount of documents.
Secure
Simple and scalable
Cost-effective
Community "2.0", collaboration and interaction
Uploading of digital documents and Digitalization
Uploading documents is as simple as Dragging & Dropping from your PC. It can also digitalize documents directly from the scanner and create a pdf with all the scanned pages.
Classification
kbee.docs has differential technology that makes it possible to organize the document and multimedia base of your company no matter how big or complex it is (contracts, manuals and procedures, registers, marketing material, product videos, etc.) and it classifies them through an information model specific to your organization.
Publishing and archiving
Authorized users can publish documents and archive the ones that are no longer in use.
Classification
kbee.docs has differential technology that makes it possible to organize the document and multimedia database of your company no matter how big or complex it is (contracts, manuals and procedures, registers, marketing material, product videos, etc.) and it classifies them through an information model specific to your organization.
The information object
The unit of information is the i-DOC object. An i-DOC is made of one or more files, plus an amount of associated information, such as date, author, description, references to other related documents, and information for specific classification related to each install, as for example the project to which it belongs, client, organizational area, publisher in charge, theme, event, etc. Thanks to this information model it is possible to apply precise security policies and do very efficient browsing and searching.
Publishing
Authorized users can publish contents (recommended, outstanding, etc). If chosen, a public portal can exist with part of the content database.
Personal space
Each registered user has a personal space for their lists (favourites, etc) Comments, voting, etc.
Optional module: Collaboration and Community 2.0
It includes collaboration and Community 2.0 tools such as Comments with or without moderation, Voting, Recomendations, Tags,
The full-text search engine allows the search of free text inside documents.
Full text search
Searching in kbee.docs is an interactive process between the user and the system. The user can search and then narrow the results in any order wanted according to different categories of the classification system, or even browse one or many categories and then performing a full-text search on the subset. The optimized relevance algorithm adjusts to your information model, adequately considering what it finds inside the documents with the classifying information, plus the semantic recovery over the Theme Areas. For example, if you are searching "Case Presentation" A content which author has the name "Case" and falls under the "Presentation" category has more relevance than another in which the word "case" appears inside a PDF, though several times.
Interactive search
Optimized relevance algorithm
Security Model
It has a versatile security system to implement security policies according to your organization, such as defining which users can upload, consult, publish or archive each type of document or the documents associated to a customer, project, etc.
Encrypting
All communications are encrypted
It is simple
Defining security is very simple, the administrator user does it within minutes
Audit Trails
The system registers any changes over each i-DOC with auditing purposes, including who and when edited it, added files, published or stored, etc.