LINK’s SDK Integration for iOS and Android

Have you ever wondered what’s behind the unique and secure annotation capabilities in our LINK App? Read on to learn how one of our key partners helps us to offer this feature that has become so popular with our users.

If you’re familiar with LINK, you know that the technology we’ve developed allows lawyers to efficiently work on mobile devices like iPads and smartphones while maintaining the high security and privacy needed to manage sensitive legal documents. During development, we needed to integrate our app with existing document management systems to ensure seamless communication and data integrity across different platforms. We also needed to meet strict security standards to protect client confidentiality and avoid vulnerabilities that could occur when transferring documents between apps.

By incorporating Nutrient’s mobile SDKs for iOS and Android, we were able to allow lawyers to annotate documents directly within their existing DMS or email attachments. This eliminated the need for file transfers between applications, thus simplifying how user documents are managed and reducing the risk of errors. The integration also enhanced LINK’s security by keeping all documents and annotations within a secure, encrypted environment – critical for maintaining client trust and complying with legal data protection standards. To top it all off, the SDKs improved responsiveness, allowing our customers to work more efficiently and meet the fast-paced demands they encounter in their daily work.

Ultimately the SDK integration from Nutrient in our LINK App helps us to empower lawyers to work securely and effectively from mobile devices in any setting. And since our mission is to make it simple for lawyers to work securely from anywhere, we couldn’t have asked for a better fit.

Read more about our SDK integration here: https://www.nutrient.io/blog/mobile-helix-nutrient-sdk-ios-android/

The LINK App for Android is here!

Yes! LINK is in production for Android smartphones and tablets.

Now you can use LINK’s workflows including annotation, comparison, and Word app editing with Manage Work® 10 on Android. NetDocuments and eDocs are supported, too! LINK is an encrypted container app therefore your files are separate from device access.

It looks fantastic, if I do say so myself. 🤩

Take a look at this brief video to see the LINK App’s easy workflows with DMS, Outlook, and web resources.🔽

LINK App for Android Video – 3 minutes

Let me know if you want to see a demo or to do a trial including Android, iOS, and iPadOS

-Maureen write to: contact at mobilehelix dot com

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