Intelledox

Intelledox
Type Software development
Industry Information technology
Predecessor DPM Consulting
Headquarters Canberra, Australia
Products Intelledox and Capabiliti LMS

Intelledox Pty Ltd[1][2][3][4] (formally DPM Consulting) is a responsive software development company. Founded in 1992[5], the company originated as a bespoke software development company; producing various products, including Capabiliti LMS, a learning management system.[6].

Intelledox Enterprise[7] was developed to address the market requirement[8][9] for software specifically designed to assist with the construction of repetitive documents[10][11] (document automation/ECM). Intelledox allows non-technical users to implement common Microsoft Word skills, to create reusable document components in a central repository, without the requirement of macros or coding.

Intelledox Pty Ltd is an Australian company with its development base in Canberra and offices around Australia. Intelledox also have distributors in North America, the UK and South-East Asia[12][13].

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Function

In simple terms, Intelledox enables the production of documents in any volume such as contracts, tenders, insurance forms, customer correspondence and technical manuals. It also enables centralised control of branding and compliance issues.

Technology

Intelledox Enterprise is a document automation solution[14] built on Microsoft technology. Intelledox can be integrated into other line of business applications such as Sharepoint, TRIM[15], Documentum, FileNet and Objective.

By using Microsoft Word as the document designer, users have the ability to publish templates and centralise the automation and generation of documents[16] with no scripting (IT) requirements.

Intelledox provides a user-friendly, browser-based, front-end Wizard, which allows non-technical users to create any type of standards-compliant document[17].

Additional information

Intelledox also is available in a “lite” SaaS (Software as a Service) version.

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