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Live Documents

Quickly and automatically generate customized documentation within Microsoft Word using iServer repository integration

What is Live Documents?

Creating key documentation and project deliverables for stakeholders takes a long time. And then you have the arduous task of keeping the documents up to date with the latest repository content. With iServer Live Documents, users can bypass this manual process, generating live and dynamic documents straight from the repository in a fraction of the time.

Based on Microsoft Word, iServer Live Documents offers a familiar environment, a simple interface offering out-of-the-box templates as well as the ability to build reusable document templates. Live documents are also embedded “smart components” including diagrams, catalogs, and Views, enabling a direct repository content updates with one click.

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Features of Live Documents

Benefits

Reduced Manual Effort

Increased Accuracy and Consistency

Extend and Enhance Existing Templates

Manage Unwanted Changes

Informed Decisions

Business Outcomes

Saving time and increase the accuracy of the information available to stakeholders.
Enterprise architects can generate architecture documentation directly from the iServer repository in familiar Microsoft Word format.
Process diagrams can be quickly and clearly documented for stakeholders to understand how the process works and how it can be improved allowing your organization to make informed decisions.
Organizations have enforced control over published repository content using document versioning, audit trails and rollback, to reduce unwanted actions from within teams.

Empowering IT Professionals

Who uses it?

Project Managers can instantly generate project documentation within the familiar Microsoft Word environment, reusing source content stored in the iServer repository.
Business Process Analysts will easily build standard process documentation with titles, descriptions, and attributes embedded in the process diagrams.
Enterprise Architecture Managers can easily enable standardization of Enterprise Architecture documentation using templates with your organizational branding and increased consistency.