A key criterion for any enterprise wiki is the ease with which it can be integrated to existing infrastructure so the end-user experience is always seamless. Further, enterprises would always like to leverage their investments on existing systems. SamePage is specifically built for the enterprise. It not only provides out-of-the-box integration for a number of standard infrastructure elements but also provides rich integration interfaces and hooks to seamlessly mesh with other back-end systems.

• LDAP & SSO IntegrationWith its out-of-the-box integration with Directory Servers and Single-Sign-On solutions , SamePage makes it very simple to integrate with existing user profiles and authentication systems. This not only gels with corporate security policies but also makes the end-user experience seamless.
• Look and Feel IntegrationSamePage UI is designed using a set of customizable themes or templates. This makes it extremely simple to re-skin the UI to match the corporate look and feel or introduce custom navigation. SamePage can be easily white-labeled and seamlessly integrated with existing solutions to add Web 2.0 capabilities like Wiki or Discussion.
• Email IntegrationSamePage provides for bi-directional integration with Email. While users can not only choose to receive notifications and daily digests of wiki changes via Email, but they can also create new pages or add comments via Email. This helps to get everyone into the wiki fold and caters to smart-phone users wanting to contribute while on the move.
• RSS IntegrationSamePage offers powerful RSS integration out-of-the-box without the need to add a single line of code. With support for both Inbound and Outbound RSS feeds, SamePage can not only display RSS feeds provided bby external news sites and services, it can also provide information from SamePage to external systems and portals as syndicated feeds.
• Web-Services IntegrationSamePage follows a Service Oriented Architecture(SOA) and offers all common Wiki functionality as standard REST-based WebServices APIs that can be invoked from and embedded into any external system or portal. SamePage also supports standard JSR 168 portlets for embedding wiki functionality into enterprise portals.
• Extensible Plugin FrameworkApart from the rich collection of out-of-the-box plugins, SamePage also provides a an extensible plugin framework that enables on-premise instances to develop their own custom plugins. These plugins can be simply uploaded by administrators through the admin interface and made available to all users through the Plugin Wizard.
• Professional ServicesApart from a responsive support team, eTouch Systems can also offer expertise and professional services to enable organizations to leverage any of the enterprise integration capabilities described above. We can also work with the in-house IT to ensure smooth integration and rapid user-adoption.