Day: September 6, 2006

It seems that an Indian Delegation will be visiting us tomorrow.  Paul Treloar (above) who runs the Daresbury Innovation Centre has kindly invited me to meet them, which unfortunately clashes with another appointment. Most of these companies are looking for buyers and channel partners and interested in forming strategic alliances. It would be interesting to hear their thoughts on automating exchange of structured documents between companies. I was first introduced to Paul in June 05, when I presented ebdex to Rising Star for funding, well before the first line of code was written. Paul willingly gave me a guided tour.…

Yesterday, Mark and I visited a company to introduce ebdex Document Exchange. The company is a subsidiary of a FTSE250 plc with revenues of over £12m and 100 staff with number of city based offices operating predominantly in the UK. They operate in a growing sector with number of large incumbents. Whilst they have a large parent (over £700 m revenues), they operate as an independent, whilst their incumbents are small subsidiaries of very large corporations (almost institutions). The company has achieved significant growth over the last couple of years. One of the things their CEO said stayed in my…

ebdex Document Exchange can be used in two ways, these being: Web based stand alone solution Integrated solution with your accounting/ERP/CRM solution Most companies will start or trial with web based solution before integrating with their systems for receiving the maximum benefit. Web based stand alone solution Available 24/7 from anywhere in the world – only needs are a web browser, an Internet connection and active account with ebdex Document Exchange. Use web template to create a Structured Document such as an invoice (which can be saved in Word, Excel or pdf formats). Select recipient from the list of Trading…