Nuxeo

Customizing Nuxeo to specific needs is fast and doesn’t take a lot of time. It is not only for the savvy, anybody can do it with a bit of practice. This is a contrast to some products that require months of use to get familiar with the operations. The ability to extend the platform by using add-ons is a great thing. You can customize the User Interface and the schemes to suit your needs. The deployment process is predictable giving developers no headache while extending it for added functions and modules. With the easy to use UX a lot of time is taken working on the documents rather than setting up and learning the ropes of the system. Access levels can be determined thereby restricting some documents to specific people in an organization. This is a good thing in a big work place where many people are using Nuxeo. It adapts to the specific needs of your business and connects all the content at your disposal in one tidy place.

There are issues with performance. Some process tasks are very slow and frustrating. As an admin there is a problem with the LDAP plug in when changing the passwords. This is not a big issue but can be quite annoying. While the UX is easy and fluid some users with no developing background can struggle with the changing the elements of Nuxeo to suit their needs. The documentation available online is wide but confusing to new users. In most cases a developer would be needed to fully customize the product.

Nuxeo runs on an open source architecture with fully customizable options. It is flexible and the learning curve is pretty smooth. It helps minimize errors and increases process transparency. With a great UX and a multitude of customizations options available Nuxeo is at the forefront among other products. It is pretty easy to learn with some work. The customer care is great and any issue is dealt with fast without much delay.