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Minor enhancements for the Next® admins and specialists April 2020
It is no secret that the primary target of our enhancements are the business users, or end users, of Next®. Still, providing ease of use, and increased productivity to those who admin or configure Next® also make great sense.
For this release we have collected the following minor enhancements targeted the admins and specialists:
Enhancement | Issue |
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Next® version numbers | |
Build version numbers for all Next® 2.0 components now start with 2.x.x.x to make it easier to distinguish from similar Next® 1.0 components. This also applies to Document Captures and Office Add-ins. Document capture |
NEXT-3058 |
Document capture can now automatically add files based on file name match. Sometimes we meet solutions where all the files to be archived, are not referenced in the index file. If there is a match in filenames, we can now solve this. Example: If an index file id1234.xml refers to the content mycontent.pdf, mycontent.pdf is of course archived in Next®. To avoid a general performance penalty, you configure this when you need it. |
NEXT-3087 |
Document capture now handles huge capture volumes without tread or file handle leaks. |
NEXT-3107 |
Built-in webserver | |
The built-in webserver, no longer by default use the system temp folder when Next® runs on Windows. As Windows has become increasingly keen on keeping the temp folder clean, it has become imperative to secure that Next® has its own temp folder. This will increase operational stability. | NEXT-3068 |
Relevant documents | |
Relevant documents now supports multiple value fields. This allows you to include documents based on a list of Id's instead of only a single Id. Next® Integration Services |
NEXT-3036 |
The error handling for the ProcessVoucher transaction has been improved in line with previous enhancements for other transactions. This allows for even smother integrations with Financial applications. |
NEXT-2965 |
Dates in folder paths |
NEXT-3041 |
If you specify a date field in a folder template, the format now follows the convention used everywhere else in Next(r). Instead of technical ISO timestamps you now get human readable dates. It is best practise to use Search forms instead of folders. In a list resulting from a search form you have the date as a sortable value, instead of a 'dead' text as in the folder.
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Reorganizer batch job |
NEXT-3120 |
Business log for expired documents | NEXT-2972 |
When you run Delete expired documents, each deleted document is now logged with an entry in the business log. If the document has a Delete policy requiring the document to be Removed instead of just Deleted, then there is of course no business log entry. |
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Multi value fields support in Start process policies The Start process policies we use for Notify colleague now supports the use of multi value fields. This will allow us to implement a future Notify multiple colleagues, where you specify more than one colleague. |
NEXT-3126 |
Better logging of authentication issues When you are investigating issues with authentication (NTLM, Kerberos, or OAuth), you now have access to the actual trace in the system log. |
NEXT-3158 |
For the techies
I think this a all pretty techy.
Additional information
For additional information , please refer to the online documentation.
Commercial terms and conditions
These new features and enhancements are available at no additional cost, to users with an active service plan. Any consultancy assistance will be invoiced.
Disclaimer
Despite our best efforts, we may be forced to change both content and expected delivery of future product updates without notice.
Details
Title:
Minor enhancements for the Next® admin and specialists in April
Type:
Enhanced features
Status:
Released
Release time:
April 2020
Affected products:
Next® Bank Statements
Next® Contracts
Next® Emails
Next® Enterprise Archive
Next® ExCustody
Next® Invoices
Next® Mailroom
Next® Processes
Audience:
Admin
Consultant
Classification:
Public
Responsible product manager:
Kim Hellum
Updated:
3.04.2020
By:
Kim Hellum