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Interlinking
Information Relevant to your work at Your Fingertips when you need it and where you need it. |
File & Data Interlinking: What is it?
Interlinking
is an innovative idea born from customer feedback and based on real
operational requirements. Each user - and by extension workgroup - has
specific requirements that will change over time. To accommodate a
diverse and changing set of user requirements and behaviors we
developed the interlinking feature. As you work on different projects
you can easily link documents, tasks, events, contacts and even email records to create a virtual blueprint of all pieces and parts that are relevant to a project, event or customer. |
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| See Where Every Bit of Data Fits in the Larger PictureOnce
this virtual blueprint is in place, you can easily track and review all
information relevant to a task, project, event, customer, or more.
Better yet, as this information changes, HyperOffice will keep track
and continually update your virtual blueprint. For example, a
user may link all related emails, documents and events to a particular
contact, creating interlinks that users may track, audit and refer to,
as needed. (See example to the right) |
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Interlinking: Benefits
- Increase Productivity -
Link all related information so you and your team don't waste time
looking for email messages, documents, or tasks related to an event,
contact, project or customer.
- Track, review and audit information related to projects, events, contacts, customers...etc
- Put the power of technology to work for you - Information relevant to your work at your finger tips
- Spend time on your business instead of looking for information
- Connect islands of data
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Interlinking: Features
- Link Data - Link all relevant data in your contact, document, email, task, voting and links folders.
- Link across personal and group folders - Regardless
of whether you've stored your information in your personal or group
folders, interlinking can be used between the two.
- Create Unlimited Links - You can link up as many items as you want. There is no limit.
- Link-Back Feature - A 2-way link is
created between items so that the link can be viewed regardless of how
you are trying to access the information. You don't have to remember
where you linked from.
- One step Linking - When
linking an object; you can create a link at the same time. For example,
when you are linking a document to a contact you can create the contact
at the same time as you are linking (a 1-step process).
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