What’s new in DocuWare version 7.11
This DocuWare release enables the direct connection of DocuWare Intelligent Document Processing functions. And as previously announced, the switch from cookie-based authentication to the oAuth2 method.
Connection of Intelligent Document Processing (IDP)
The IDP functions Classification and Extraction can now be used directly from the DocuWare workflow instead of through a make.com connection. This makes it much easier to use these AI-based functions to assign documents to different categories and extract data from a wide range of document types.
Note: In the What's New document, these application scenarios are only hinted at, as the IDP functions have not yet been actively communicated to customers. We will wait with that until we have prepared you, our DocuWare Partners, with consulting and sales tips via special webinars with more in-depth information on functions and application scenarios. The webinar dates will be available in the upcoming issues of PartnerInfo.
Switching to oAuth2 authentication
As previously mentioned in past editions of the PartnerInfo, DocuWare is switching from its current cookie authentication to the more modern and secure oAuth2 method with the update to version 7.11. See also Partner Blog articles with updated FAQ section.
It is important that all DocuWare Desktops apps are updated, and third-party applications are converted accordingly. You can use the new "App Registration" module within DocuWare configuration to store third-party applications for access to DocuWare.
You can also use the Cloud Preview to test whether your applications that have been migrated to oAuth2 and work perfectly with DocuWare version 7.11.
Find out more about other new features in DocuWare version 7.11 in the preview version of What's New in DocuWare, as usual in combination with application fields and benefits for users.
Please use the time until the cloud release in mid-September to explore all the new features. Familiarize yourself with version 7.11 and test the applications with regards to the new authentication method. The on-premises version will follow at the end of September.
For dates, details, documentation and a link to test it out, read PartnerInfo #361.
