Can the Factonomy Framework integrate with standard packages (Excel, Word)?
The Factonomy Framework uses a technique to integrate with standard packages that is far in advance of traditional ‘document creation’ processes.
The Factonomy Framework is fully integrated with the Aspose office libraries which included the capability to output Excel, Word and PDF documents in formats as early as 1997.
The Framework inherently supports a generation of OpenXML documents purposed both for Word and Excel and although Factonomy have not yet found a need, the same technology would of course deliver to PowerPoint and other OpenXML formats.
FAQs - Integration
- Can the Framework communicate and integrate with a range of other major legacy systems?
- My organisation has employee databases which can be accessed through LDAP, ODBC, and JDBC. Can the Framework co-operate with these databases for authentication purposes?
- My organisation uses a range of Ingress and SQL Server databases supporting LDAP, ODBC and JDBC. Can the Framework update and retrieve information from these systems?
- What backend databases are supported?
- How is upload/download achieved
- Can upload/download be automated
- Can upload/download be handled manually?
- What is the available ODBC link?
- Can delimited files be uploaded/downloaded?
- What applications can the Framework export to?
- What export formats are available?
- What applications can the Framework import from?
- What import formats are available?
- What email services can the Framework interface with?
- Can the Factonomy Framework integrate with standard packages (Excel, Word)?
