Point to point workflow had been the basis of electronic discovery and other data publishing services.  It represents the simple form of workflow.  You send your data out and it comes back to you in the form you need.

When you look past the individual task of data publishing, you realize the data is coming to you from another source.  This may be an internal client or an external client to your organization.  Imagine if your client could send data directly and securely to you, then you could review and send it to be processed.

Two point workflow has many advantages.  A audit trail is now created from the originating user through the process. You can now offer more rapid response and provide more convenience and usability to your clients.

Once that data has been processed at eDirect Impact, you can extend your workflow to include extended service providers in other location or other offices in your organization. 

Three point workflow can create efficiencies by allowing you to distribute your published data directly to our end users or to another service provider for further processing. 

By mixing and matching workflow strategies, you can build processes that will serve the intricate and often demanding needs of your clients.  This flexibility can greatly increase the efficiency and capability of you, your team and your organization.

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