Docmosis Other Advice

it_user457116 - PeerSpot reviewer
CTO at LeaseAccelerator

It's absolutely fantastic. It's much easier to design your reports. It's fast. It's efficient. It's been fantastic for us. It comes highly recommended.

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it_user289224 - PeerSpot reviewer
Technical Product Manager at a financial services firm with 501-1,000 employees

Docmosis will free up developers, but then the burden falls on someone else, so more attention needs to be spent on Word templates themselves. They need to be as true to the desired form as possible to get a good end result. Someone must take charge of managing and creating Word or OpenOffice templates.

Also, there are a few deployment flavors -- cloud, web service for on-premise, and Java libraries. So picking the right mix is key.

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ST
Database Team Lead at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

Development involves creating a template from user document requirements. In fact, the template in most cases can be a clone of the user document, with logic added for recursive or conditional data. We have been using a Word template for this purpose.

An XML template sheet maps the database output to the data placeholders in the Word template document. We have been using Oracle PL/SQL queries to retrieve formatted data for various sections of the templates.

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KS
CEO, Founder at a computer software company with 51-200 employees

It allows documents to be designed without needing a developer or a web designer. Anybody who has expertise in Microsoft Word can do this kind of thing, or even the customer themselves could easily format the document to make changes. It's very powerful from that perspective, and I have never seen someone take this approach and do it well until I found Docmosis.

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it_user409242 - PeerSpot reviewer
Product Manager at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees

Go for it. It's been really smooth for us.

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