Datapolis Workflow 365 is now available in the Office 365 Store!

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Datapolis (www.datapolis.com), a leading provider of business software announced today the launch of a new tool for creating and managing business processes in Office 365.

Datapolis Workflow 365 is a tool which enables the user to easily create advanced workflows in Office 365. The heart of the solution is a graphical workflow designer based on State workflow architecture, which provides a great environment for creating even the most complex workflows.

No programming knowledge is required to create Datapolis Workflow 365 workflows. Thanks to a clear graphical interface for building processes, the solution is understandable both for business users and IT Pro.

By separating the business logic from the rest of the process, the workflow diagram is very legible, making it easy to implement changes and optimize existing processes.

The unique feature of Datapolis Workflow 365 is the very intuitive user interface that is fully integrated with Office 365 interface so that participation in the process does not require any prior training.

“Datapolis Workflow 365 significantly enhances Office 365 business value as a collaborative environment. With the DW365, you can quickly and easily organize your document flow and tasks in an organization that uses Office 365 on everyday basis” – Pawel Bujak, CEO Datapolis

Trial of Datapolis Workflow 365 is available in the Microsoft Office Store: http://ift.tt/2t8oFK6

About Datapolis

Datapolis is the SharePoint workflow company with hundreds of customers across all continents serviced by a network of partners. Datapolis delivers innovative software which empowers organizations to automate business processes.

Please visit www.datapolis.com for more information.

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