Epicor Software Corporation, a global provider of industry-specific enterprise software to promote business growth, has announced its latest release of DocStar ECM, offering comprehensive support for eSignatures.
This will in turn support organisations’ digital transformation initiatives. A new integration with DocuSign Signature, part of the company’s broader System of Agreement platform, offers organisations a seamless way to sign agreements quickly and securely. Use-cases range from managing contracts to sales quotes, mortgage applications, and more.
“We’re thrilled to partner with a leader in the enterprise software space like Epicor to deliver more efficient ways for companies to do business,” said Mark Register, SVP business development and channels at DocuSign. “This new integration will allow our joint customers to come to agreement faster using the tools they are familiar with and working in every day.”
New workflow and usability enhancements in DocStar ECM streamline the process of finding and validating information with easier navigation and fewer steps. In addition, new features support easier administration, and greater flexibility in assigning workflow tasks for improved collaboration.
“Process automation is at the heart of digital transformation,” said Tom Franceski, vice president and general manager of DocStar. “Our latest release gives organisations new functionality to digitise and transform mission-critical activities, while supporting overall goals for improved efficiency and cost-effectiveness. We empower our users with much better control over business processes.”
DocStar is a browser-based enterprise content-management and process-automation platform enabling global digital transformation. With DocStar, businesses can better leverage their supply chain and operational areas such as finance and human resources. DocStar delivers proven technology and global process expertise that empowers organisations to work smarter, reduce costs and invest for growth.
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