Enterprise document management suiteEvery document, from first view to final signature.

We started VectorViewer in 2019 to fix that from the bottom up. Instead of bolting tools together, we built one PDF engine and put every product on top of it. A document that’s generated in VectorGen is the same file you review in VectorViewer and sign in VectorSign. Nothing gets exported, re-uploaded or re-keyed along the way.

Each product also runs as its own microservice with a standard API. You can use one of them inside your application today and add the rest later, without rewriting anything. Most teams start with a single workflow and go live within weeks.

Six products. Use one, or run all of them.

They share one engine, one dashboard and one way of doing permissions, so the second product is far easier than the first.

The platform

Six products. One engine underneath.

Plenty of document suites are separate tools sold under one name. Ours was built as one system from the start, so a document keeps the same file, the same permissions and the same history as it moves from product to product.

• One engineRendering, forms and generation run on the same PDF engine, so a document never changes format between products.
• One dashboardUsers, permissions, theming and white-labelling are set once and apply across the suite.
• One way to integrateEvery product has a standard API and runs as its own service, so you can start with one.

New in VectorViewer

An assistant that reads the document with you.

Ask a question about a 90-page agreement and get an answer that points to the page it came from. Select a clause and ask what it means. Have it find every name, date and account number that needs redacting.

It suggests; you decide. Nothing gets marked until you press Apply, and every answer is labeled so reviewers know to check it against the source. Admins can switch the assistant on or off for each client and environment.

A lender configures this once in VectorFlow. After that, every buyer, seller, underwriter and title agent works from the same record, and nobody has to ask where the latest version is.

Not buying a home? Start from one of these.

Five starter workflows cover the most common jobs. Each one is a starting point. Change the steps, the rules and the reviewers until it matches how your team really works.

The details your security team will ask about.

Documents are where the sensitive stuff lives. We built the controls in from the start, not as a premium tier.

New client dashboard

One deployment. Every client, its own brand.

If you serve many organizations, you shouldn’t need a separate installation for each one. The client dashboard lets a single deployment host as many clients as you have, and each of them gets a product that looks like it was built just for them.

Rename the product and its modules, put the client’s name on the sign-in screen, and pick their colors. The live preview shows exactly what their users will see before you save. On-prem clients can white-label it completely.

SaaS

Sign up today. Start this afternoon.

Multi-tenant from the ground up, with one dashboard for usage, auditing and configuration across every client. There’s no separate infrastructure for you to stand up or maintain.

Private cloud

Your AWS account. Your brand.

Our deployment tooling installs the full suite in your own environment. The client dashboard lets you white-label it end to end, for teams whose documents can’t leave the building.

A note from the people who built it.

Before VectorViewer, I spent twenty years building document and content management systems for large enterprises. The same problem came up on every project. The viewer, the forms tool, the signing service and the archive never quite agreed with each other, and the people using them paid for it.

So we built the thing we always wanted: one engine, six products, simple APIs, and a user interface we’re not embarrassed to put in front of your customers. If you’d like to see it on your own documents, I’d be glad to show you.

Questions we hear a lot.

Got one that isn’t here? Ask us directly. A person will answer.