London, UK – 30th October 2012 – Seal Software and Dolphin Software Limited, a provider of solutions to discover, capture, extract and manage contracts, today announced the latest major release of its highly successful Dolphin Contract Manager (DCM) solution for Microsoft SharePoint.
Following extensive user feedback analysis and a continual desire to improve the solution, DCM v3 is set to continue the recent success of its predecessor with a raft of enhancements, new functionality and improvements.
Ulf Zetterberg, Chief Executive Officer, Seal Software and Dolphin Software Limited commented, “With many successful implementations of Dolphin Contract Manager across the globe, we were not content to sit back but instead wanted to continue to strive to improve the solution and push the boundaries. We believe the effort and investment we’ve made into the new DCM v3 will make a real difference to both existing and new customers.”
Among the many improvements and additions now available in DCM v3 are:
Multiple document library support – providing extensive metadata fields across each library with discrete administrative functions, ideal for global and multi-national organizations.
Configurable library navigation – with extended user configuration providing a tailored library view for users.
Search extensions – offering configurable aggregated views such as “Contracts owned by user”, “Contracts managed by user” etc. Additional predictive search capabilities across document libraries.
Contract creation enhancements – tabulated display improving user experience.
Configurable user interface – enhancements including links to locations outside of DCM, user specific menu layouts etc.
Report security – additional user groups allowing reports to be made available or hidden to specific users only.
Document security – greater control over document level security, including additional confidentiality fields to control document visibility in reports.
Dolphin Contract Manager v3 is available immediately to both new and existing customers.
