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Product Flyer: Beta DocZ – Document and Output Management on the Mainframe

Beta DocZ is a comprehensive software solution for managing, storing and providing high volumes of document and print data on the mainframe. It combines centralized output management with audit-compliant archiving and integrates documents from distributed source systems as well as specialized formats such as AFP and AFPDS.

  • Centralized document and output management: Beta DocZ supports the reliable processing, conversion, bundling, indexing, archiving and distribution of high-volume document and print data.

  • Audit-compliant archiving: Documents can be centrally archived in line with audit and retention requirements, including automatic deletion when defined retention periods expire.

  • Flexible integration and easy access: Beta DocZ integrates SAP data and document sources from Windows, Linux and Unix systems, with access available via web-based interfaces or z/OS ISPF.

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Beta DocZ helps organizations efficiently process high volumes of documents and print data on the mainframe. The solution brings together documents from different source systems and supports specialized mainframe formats such as AFP and AFPDS. Centralized output management enables documents and lists to be converted, bundled, indexed, archived and prepared for different output and distribution requirements.

For long-term document management, Beta DocZ provides centralized, audit-compliant archiving with automated deletion after defined retention periods. Users can efficiently navigate, access and work with extensive document repositories and large lists through web-based interfaces or the familiar z/OS ISPF environment.

Beta DocZ also integrates SAP data and document sources from Windows, Linux and Unix environments. CICS and IMS connectivity further extends its capabilities for print processing and enterprise output management.

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