Enterprise Application Integration Just Got a Lot Easier with EnableSoft's Foxtrot X
Winter Park, FL – December 3, 2008 – EnableSoft today announced the release of Foxtrot® X, the newest member of Foxtrot Suite version 5.0 which will be released in January of 2009. Foxtrot X leverages proven FoxtrotOne Windows and Browser targeting and data scripting technology to provide application integration without the use of cumbersome APIs, SDKs or custom programming. This means that an organization can easily integrate third party business line applications such as document management, CRM, ERP, EDI, online Banking, etc. with their core business applications or to each other.
“The ‘everything for everybody’ business application does not yet exist and until it does there will be a compelling business case for Foxtrot X.” says Richard Milam, founder and CEO of EnableSoft. “Foxtrot X means that linking applications together for efficiency and integrity is no longer a daunting, complicated, programmatic task and instead is a matter of selecting the fields to integrate and choosing the action to perform. It’s merely point and click.”
Building on the industrial strength targeting and capture technology in FoxtrotOne, Foxtrot X provides an easy to use interface that enables the user to “attach” either a button or a menu to virtually any application; selecting a menu option or clicking the attached button invokes a user defined FoxtrotOne script to initiate which can copy and paste data such as account numbers or customer IDs as well as select menu functions, press buttons and otherwise operate the applications. The user experience is one such that the applications appear seamlessly integrated sharing data and functionality.
EnableSoft is offering a “branded” version for vendors who want to imbed Foxtrot X into to their applications reducing the time to develop seamless integrations between their solutions and other business applications by diminishing or eliminating the need to offer custom programming services, Software Development Kits / Applications Programming Interfaces.
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Ken Scharnagl, AVP Research, Testing, Implementation
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