<p>Introduction to edocr.com
Extracting unparallel value from your document assets
Quick Introduction to
edocr.com
“Youtube for documents”
Extracting unparallel value from your document assets
Contact:
Mr. Manoj Ranaweera
CEO - edocr.com
manoj.ranaweera@edocr.com
+44 776 973 4491
17th April 2013
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Introduction to edocr.com
Extracting unparallel value from your document assets
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1 What is edocr.com?
1.2 What are documents?
1.3 What do you do with edocr.com?
1.4 How does it work?
1.5 Key components of edocr.com
1.6 Applications
2. edocr.com core functionality
2.1 Introduction
2.1 Uploading and Publishing
2.2 Sharing and Distribution
2.3. Interacting and Collaborating
2.4 Leads, Analytics and Insights
2.5 Business Pages
2.6. Benefits extended by Apps
3. Benefits
3.1. Building brand awareness
3.2 Demand generation
3.3 Lead capture
3.4 Lead nurturing and closing sales faster
3.5 Enriching customer service
4. Costs
5. Support
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1. Introduction
1.1 What is edocr.com?
edocr.com can be described in many ways. Some examples are:
● Youtube for documents - this implies similar rich experience to Youtube.com but for
documents
● External document collaboration platform - OpenText, Sharepoint and Huddle are
some of the secure document centric collaboration platforms for internal use. Think of
edocr.com as the opposite, collaborating with the unknowns who could well be your next
revenue paying customers
● Lead generation platform - We use your existing documents to generate leads for you
1.2 What are documents?
Whilst it may sounds like a silly question, many do not understand what a document is in context
of edocr.com. A document may have the format of a text file (.txt), word document (.doc and
.docx), powerpoint slide pack (.ppt and .pptx), spreadsheet (.xls) or pdf. Type of documents
might well be a brochure, white paper, case stu