Alfresco Mobile - new Alfresco Mobile app features

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The document discusses Alfresco Mobile releases, including the release of version 1.4 of the iOS app and version 1.0 of the Android app in November/December 2012. It provides an overview of the key features of each mobile app, such as tasks and workflow, note taking, syncing, activity feeds and metadata viewing. The SDK is also introduced to help developers integrate Alfresco into their own mobile apps.

Alfresco Mobile
December 2012

Jack Rogers – Product Marketing Manager, Mobile

Contents…

•  Alfresco Mobile for iOS v1.4 – released November

•  Alfresco Mobile for Android v1.0 – released December

•  Alfresco API and Mobile SDK – released November

for iOS
v1.4 available now in the App Store

Tasks & Workﬂow for iOS

•  Name your task
•  Email notiﬁcation sent to assignees
•  Set due date
•  Assignees can review content in-app
•  Choose 1 or more assignees
•  Approve, reject, reassign and/or
•  Attach content from within comment on content
Alfresco
•  Set the priority
•  Turn Email notiﬁcations on/off

Note Taking for iOS

•  Create text ﬁles immediately within the Alfresco Mobile app
•  No need to switch between numerous third party apps
•  Saved straight into you Alfresco account
•  Accessible straight away to collaborators / colleagues who need to share your notes

Syncing for iOS

•  Sync your Favourite documents in your •  Add to your Favourites by pressing the
on-premise or cloud accounts in the ‘star’ to select content
settings menu
•  Favourites are saved to your device
•  Choose to only sync via WiFi to avoid
excessive cellular data charges
•  You always have access to the most
up-to-date version of your favourite
•  Sync automatically updates any new/ content, even when you have no
amended versions of your favourites
connection (i.e. on a ﬂight)

for Android
v1.0 available now in Google Play

Activity Feeds for Android

•  View activities on content within your sites
•  Option to click through to view content
•  Like, comment and share functions

Meta Data for Android

•  View extensive metadata for various content types

•  Options to Open In, Like, and Share content

Collaboration for Android

•  Comment on all content within on-premise
and cloud accounts

•  Collaborate with colleagues in real-time

•  Add tags and view version history

Feature Comparison
Alfresco Mobile Feature iOS v1.4 Android v1.0
View Activity Feed in app Yes Yes

Search – including adding tags Yes Yes
Version History – option to revert back Yes Yes
Metadata Viewable in app Yes Yes
Social Features – Comment, Like, Share Yes Yes
Browse through sites Yes Yes
Download Favourite content to device Yes Yes
Open in other apps and save changes back Yes Yes
Increased Security Options Yes No
Notetaking – create/edit text docs Yes No
Join and Favourite Share sites Yes No
Initiate and complete workflow Yes No
Create tasks Yes No
Sync files for offline use Yes No
Batch Upload of Content Yes No

Alfresco Mobile

Unleashing the power of the
tablet, and with it the potential of
the mobile workforce.

mobile.alfresco.com

Alfresco Mobile SDKs

✓
•  Optional interface layer for mobile app development
✓
•  Supports On-premise servers and cloud.

•  Sample app available.

•  Support available

•  Alfresco Enterprise versions 3.4.x and above.

The Alfresco API and Mobile SDK.

developer.alfresco.com

Alfresco Mobile SDK

Providing developers with free
tools that they can use to improve
their apps with Alfresco
integration, using Alfresco as a
content platform to deliver a great
app experience to their end users.

Product Videos

for iOS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz6u-7PmcBk

for Android
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ6jWcKZ4qE

Questions?
mobile.alfresco.com

developer.alfresco.com
Search for “Alfresco” in the Apple App Store or
Google Play to download our free apps.

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