dtSearch does a fantastic job of indexing a vast repository of varied documents -- from PDFs to MSWord documents. But, how do you manage that vast repository of files? Who may upload documents? How, and how often, does the index get re-indexed after you've uploaded new documents? Do you have some document contributors using ftp and others using file system copying and therefore a resultant chaotic conglomeration of files? dt-FileManager helps bring a method to the madness of managing files in a dtSearch application.

dt-FileManager features include: 

• dt-FileManager, as a Web-based application, allows multiple people to upload files to a search index.
• Documents are added to (or deleted from) the index "on-the-fly".
• You may manage your entire document repository from a password-protected website.
• Two levels of security are provided -- one for administration and one for document contributors.
• As an administrator you may add/edit/view dt-FileManager users and define meta-data (custom fields) to be associated with each file, such as description, author, or keywords.
• Contributors may add meta-data to files, as defined by the administrator, for later use in searches.

Here are some examples of how dt-FileManager could work for you:

• Legal documents (judge, district info, plaintiff/expert info, area of discipline, court dates, etc)
• Scientific documents (title, abstract, publisher, author, sources, citations, keywords, etc)
• Product catalogs (model number, description, category/type, price, keywords, etc)
• Resume systems (applicant name, skills, salary requirements, etc)  

dt-FileManager  ($899)