pVault Enterprise Content Manager

pVault Enterprise Content Manager 4.5

pVault centralizes your vital business content in one secure location

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pVault Enterprise Content Manager centralizes your vital business content in one secure location. All electronic business records that are created or received during normal business transactions can be captured and organized for fast, easy, multi-user access and distribution. It eliminates duplicate file storage, inconsistent file naming and placement, lost files, and limited or no life-cycle management. pVault not only provides structured controls on how your company manages paperless documents and electronic files, but also acts as a tool to secure and manage electronic content so your organization complies with federal, state and local electronic information requirements.

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