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At the Hannover Messe 2017, dox42 Partner BVKontent presents how product development processes in SharePoint are used in companies active in the food industry. Among other things, focus of the presention lies on the management, versioning and creation of PDF/Word/Excel-documents in combination with SharePoint and dox42.

Follow this Link to Hannover Messe 2017 (in English) >>

Find more information about the speaker part at BVKontent website (in German) >>

You have missed the webinar  "SAP integration with SharePoint Online - unleash the power of your SAP data"? Just watch the recording >> on our dox42 Youtube channel. You can find recording und slideshow  also on our resources-page >>

In this webinar, Christian Tauchmann (Theobald Software) and Christian Bauer (dox42) will show in a real-world scenario how SAP integration with SharePoint Online can look like. They will do a live demo of a pure no-code scenario where SAP notifies business users via SharePoint Online of news tasks (e.g. new sales orders to process) and let them generate, preview and send business documents automatically as PDF from SharePoint including SAP data – as well as dynamic text modules and images. And of course they need to connect SharePoint and SAP to where business users love to work – in Microsoft Office.

The webinar will be held on April 5th in German at 9:00, and in English at 15:00. Find more details and information here >>

Contracts consist of fixed texts, conditional modules and individual agreements. With dox42 you can automatically select independent Word modules, e.g. via Excel formulas, and add individual texts as well. This Sample Template shows how it works. Just download it from our resources-page and try it >>

In the Webinar "SAP integration with SharePoint Online - unleash the power of your SAP data" Christian Tauchmann (Theobald Software) and Christian Bauer (dox42 GmbH) will show a real-world scenario about how SAP integration with SharePoint Online can look like.

Join the webinar on April 5th at 3 PM in English, or at 9 AM in German language.

Find more information here >>