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Join FileTrail and ILTA as they come together to host an all-new Product Briefing for July.
This one-hour meeting will take a look at the newly released 5.16 update from FileTrail, with an overall summary of latest features and notes. This new release is the first step at product integration between legacy governance tools and the all new full-scale Governance tool.
Additionally, improvements to retention review and workflow behaviors will be discussed, along with scalability improvements.
Later in the hour, there will be a preview to the Fall 5.17 release that will help all IG professionals manage their day to day tasks. This August/September release will extend user capabilities with our partial box eligibility (physical box).
And lastly, FileTrail staff will take a quick look ahead to what you can expect at our ILTACON booth!
We have just released our newest version, 5.16, and so much has changed since you last interacted with us! Swing into our booth and let’s chat all things Information Governance!
FileTrail, founded almost 25 years ago, is here to help make your #recordsteam and #infogov journey one that is transformational, easier, and more agile.
FileTrail is the leader in information governance for highly regulated markets throughout North America, the UK and Europe.
As your long-term IG partner, we guide you through every aspect of the information governance maze beginning with physical records management through governance management including retention, disposition, and matter mobility. We also play well with other solutions.
Stay on track with FileTrail. We’ll help you get there. Contact us today for a quick discovery call.
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