ShareMethods Puts ShareSpaces on AppExchange

ShareMethods has announced the availability of ShareSpaces for AppExchange on the Salesforce.com AppExchange.

Eric Hoffert, CEO of ShareMethods, said that the company looks forward to delivering benefits to customers with the launch of ShareSpaces for AppExchange.

ShareSpaces officials bill their products as letting companies "connect everyone in the sales and marketing value chain -- prospects, customers, salespeople, partners, and marketing teams -- into social workspaces."

 

ShareMethods' other AppExchange offerings include ShareNow for document sharing and collaboration, ShareOffice for document creation and electronic signing on-demand and ShareSpaces, for private ad-hoc sharing spaces. 

ShareSpaces’ three-step wizard lets users set up brand-specific ShareSpaces by creating document categories and inviting users with defined roles for collaboration. “Content can be copied and distributed between ShareSpaces, allowing companies and partners to create hierarchical and interconnected networks of social work spaces,” company officials said.

The product also has support for document versioning, workflow and such community features as rating, reviews and tagging. Documents in ShareSpaces are accessible from Salesforce CRM. It's available immediately and is priced on a cost effective per user per month basis.

In March, TMCnet reported that bringing a brand new product to its suite of on demand collaborative document management services, ShareMethods has debuted ShareSpaces. With ShareSpaces, a company can let its employees share important documents throughout its ecosystem.

Content and document sharing is an essential aspect of most business processes, and ShareMethods' mission is to make that function as integrated and efficient as possible no matter who is involved or where they happen to be located. ShareSpaces uniquely blend social content sharing with enterprise management to enable an online environment where organizations can break down business boundaries.

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