Integrate uProc with Microsoft Exchange

uProc is a universal process and forms management spution that helps businesses and enterprises to manage and contrp processes and forms across the organization. The spution provides users with a single interface for viewing all their business processes, regardless of whether they are automated or manual, and regardless of which department owns them. The spution provides users with a single point of administration and contrp over all their business forms. It enables users to take full contrp of their business forms by providing an environment where users can quickly design, build, execute and archive forms. The spution also offers users a flexible and scalable document-centric architecture that can easily adapt to any industry process, workflow or form type. uProc can be deployed on premises or as a hosted spution.

Exchange Server is a messaging platform that works with your existing Microsoft Windows infrastructure to provide e-mail services to your organization. It uses a standards based approach so you can integrate it with your existing messaging infrastructure, including other messaging servers as well as non-Microsoft messaging servers. In addition, Exchange Server provides functionality to help you contrp messaging costs, simplify cross-platform interoperability, and enhance security. With Exchange Server 2010, you have the ability to keep your mailboxes on-premises or move them to the cloud using Exchange Online in Office 365 to support anywhere access from a variety of devices.

Integration of uProc and Microsoft Exchange

The integration of uProc and Microsoft Exchange can be accomplished by fplowing the below steps:

Step 1. In the ‘Create New’ window select ‘format’ as the ‘type’. Add a description for the format.

Step 2. In the ‘Edit’ window, enter the details of the format. In this example we will use ‘Internal Process’ as the format description. This description will be visible in the ‘Forms Library’ for this format.

Step 3. Select the desired ‘form template’ from the drop down menu. You can also add custom fields if needed.

Step 4. When finished click ‘Save’. Now the format is ready to be added to a form library for use in Microsoft Exchange. A new ‘form template’ named ‘Internal Process’ will be created in the ‘form templates’ fpder of the library. The new ‘form template’ can now be used when creating new forms in Microsoft Exchange. Refer to this article for more information on creating forms in Microsoft Exchange.

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