POC questions before migrating platform from MS SharePoint 2010 to Alfresco?
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04-03-2018 10:28 PM
Hi,
I am interested in Alfresco and looking for a platform migration from MS SharePoint 2010 to Alfresco in order to support EDM. (now I use MS SharePoint 2010 to support EDM in the organization)
Now I am working on proof-of-concept and got a few questions.
1) In MS SharePoint 2010, I use "Document Set" to store multiple files with an assigned list of metadata so I would like to know whether Alfresco has any similar features to "Document Set"?
2) We also need to manage native source files (.docx) separately from final scanned files (.pdf) so I would like to know how Alfresco can support this requirement when both native source file and final scanned files are referenced to the same record.
Thank you so much.
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04-05-2018 03:11 AM
In Alfresco you could use the "Virtual Folders" feature to provide you with a functionality similar to the SharePoint Document Set one. In a virtual folder you can define automatic metadata assignment, so multiple files have the same metadata by default when they are filed there. Alternatively, any regular folder can act as a Document Set when combined with a Folder Rule to automatically assign a specific set of metadata on any new documents filed in the set. Rules can also utilise user-provided JavaScript files for any sort of automation / dynamic metadata assignment.
Technically, any node in Alfresco can have any number of "content properties", meaning you can within the data modelling capabilities of Alfresco define a type of record that has a native and a rendered content file assigned to it. By default though, the UI only supports single-content records and you'd have to do some minor UI customisation / extension to support multi-content records.
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04-18-2018 01:08 AM
Hi Axel, Thank you so much for the clear explanation.
