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NextPage Information tracking platform

NextPage Information Tracking Platform is ready to address your biggest information risk and policy compliance challenges—by making it practical and affordable to track unstructured and unmanaged documents through your entire organization and enforce document retention policies on those documents.

Track & Classify

Track & Classify documents stored on users’ hard drives, in email and ON Scattered shared drives

This makes it possible to take control of all the unstructured, unmanaged, and de-centralized documents in your organization. The platform provides a complete view of all your tracked documents. Authorized users can view real-time information about how many different copies exist, where those copies are stored, whether different versions have been uploaded to a central server, and whether the proper retention policies have been applied.

Using a simple, natural process that is tightly integrated with the way users normally create and save documents, the NextPage Information Tracking Platform makes it easy to classify every document they create. This gives previously unmanaged documents the structure needed to apply and enforce retention policies—without forcing people to change the way they work.

Enforce lightweight policies across desktops.

The NextPage Platform makes it easy to apply document retention policies to every new document. This includes things like providing notifications of legal holds, retaining important business IP, destroying working copies, or sweeping final copies to the centralized archive. This gives you the ability to apply consistent document retention policies to every file on every local computer—no matter how many versions users create or where they are stored.

Policy
Monitor

Monitor compliance across your whole organization.

With the NextPage Platform, you gain an immediate view into what is happening with all of the documents scattered across your heterogeneous systems. For example, your Chief Legal Officer can see the status of all the copies of all the documents that pertain to a specific legal matter. Your Records Manager can see if the files from a specific project have been properly deleted from users’ hard drives and shared drives. And your Chief Compliance Officer can gain new insights into document retention compliance across the whole enterprise through a convenient Web console—and use that information to lower risks in your organization.