HCL Notes Overview

HCL Notes is the #6 ranked solution in our list of top Email Applications. It is most often compared to HCL Verse: HCL Notes vs HCL Verse

What is HCL Notes?

IBM Notes (formerly IBM Lotus Notes) is an enterprise email client software of the IBM Notes and Domino client/server platform that provides email, calendar and contact management capabilities and can integrated into IBM collaboration tools and business applications. It can support to track projects, collaborate on tasks, assemble teams, share files directly from inbox. IBM Notes email can be accessed from Apple iPhone, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry and other mobile devices. IBM Notes secure your system with included Secure Hash Algorithm 2 (SHA) support for encryption and Transport Layer Security (TLS) delivered by IBM and OAuth credential store to support Embedded Experiences.

HCL Notes is also known as IBM Lotus Notes, Lotus Notes.

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HCL Notes Customers

Connect2Cloud, Hansgrohe, Sauk County, Blue Water Shipping, FDBR, ibml, Multivac, Aarhus University Hospital, Hendricks Regional Health, Asian Paints, Integra Legal, Sunplus Technology, S¾SS, The Moroccan Ministry of Youth and Sports, Nicrometal, Doncasters Group, Practice Plan, Barr, RACV, Neotechnik, Deutsche Notes User Group

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Mario Treviño Salazar

Solution Architect for New Products and Services at a comms service provider with 1,001-5,000 employees

Feb 28, 2017

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It is a platform for making groupware applications that are natively integrated with email.

What other advice do I have?

Review the roadmap with IBM before trying to implement this solution, because I think that IBM is not investing in new versions and there's no roadmap.

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