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System for Managing Document Flow Operations.

Brief summary

• Technology: client-server, remote access
• Operation system: Windows NT
• Database: Oracle
• Programming language: C++ Builder

This system handles document flow operations performed at legal institutions and their affiliates involved in registering rights of real estate ownership as well as transactions with an unlimited number of affiliates. It consolidates all registries of ownership rights for real estate into the Unified Registry of real estate transactions concluded within a region, gives remote online access to all relevant documents, gives out various forms and required reference information on real estate sites, keeps track of the transaction histories.

Features:

• Registration numbers in document files generated automatically.
• Automatic generation of books and receipts.
• Document preview (in the WYSIWYG-format).
• Document type issue privileges.
• Individual and collective workstations.
• Keeping journals of electronic document flow operations.
• All-out reference search system.
• Access to remote databases.
• Information is consolidated into a Unified Database of Regional Realty Register.
• Unlimited amount of data.
• High level of security.
• Unlimited number of workstations attached.
• Extensive user administration & monitoring facilities.
• Automatic or interactive data replication from lower to upper levels.
• Designed with ORACLE Designer 2000, a new CASE-modeling tool.

Software and hardware requirements:

• Hardware:

  • Any server platforms supporting DBMS ORACLE can be applied - Intel x86, IBM RISC, Sun SPARC etc.
  • Minimum server PC architecture - Pentium 200MHz/ RAM 64Mb/ HDD 10Gb. A larger corporate server can be operated on a multiprocessor architecture, and servers can be merged into clusters for increased reliability.
  • Minimum user configuration - Pentium 100 MHz/32Mb/1Gb.
  • LAN, WAN network environments.

• Software on the server side:

  • Oracle 8.1.5, Oracle 8.1.5 Enterprise Edition or higher as the database management system.
  • DBMS Oracle supports practically all operation systems - Microsoft Windows NT, Novell NetWare, Sun Solaris, IBM AIX, Linux etc.

• Software on the client side:

  • Client side is powered by Windows 95/98/NT.
  • Oracle SQL*Net 2 or Oracle Net8 as well as Borland Database Engine (BDE) 5.01 Inprise Corporation should be installed to power the client side.

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