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This product is different to the others reviewed as it is provided as a managed service operating from a secure datacentre and delivered via the Internet or dedicated communications link.
DocBanq uses Bullant Remote to look at the application running on the central server not the client.
The Bullant Remote is a high-level thin-client for Internet and mobile devices, including PCs, PDAs, and mobile phones. The Remote enables Java or Bullant server applications to present high-quality graphical user interfaces on these devices.
The Remote achieves this without downloading applets or application code and consumes far less bandwidth than HTML based applications.
Unlike some of the other systems reviewed you cannot create new documents from within DocBanq. The documents must be prepared using normal document tools such as Word, Excel and then saved.
Clicking the Users tab provides a hierarchical list of the various user groups in the left pane. Selecting one of theses groups will display the members of that Group in the right pane. Left-clicking a group in the tree allows the setting of Group Properties, Membership of that Groups and a delete. Right-clicking a group member in the right pane allows User Membership to be displayed, reset or change of password, delete and display of user properties.
The Docbanq search function was quite easy to use and an "add criteria" button allows multiple criteria to be set.
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Most surprised you see you consider EDMS's without including Opentext Livelink. I think you have done your readers a misjustice by excluding it.
NB No affiliation with opentext.