K2 blackpoint software platform provides SharePoint users with visual tools to build workflows and process-driven applications quickly — without code, without complexity. K2 blackpoint has a powerful Office-style designer (K2 Studio) and a Silverlight-based K2 Web Designer that provides profound simplicity.
Non-developers and business users can use K2 blackpoint to create new SharePoint workflows that span libraries, sites, InfoPath forms, server farms and organizations; manage approvals; and route documents and list items. With K2 blackpoint, everything is visual and wizard-driven, everything can be built without code, and users can assemble new applications from information that already exists.
- Build SharePoint workflows and applications using an Office-style designer or the Silverlight-based K2 Web Designer.
- Leverage contextual information about sites, libraries and users.
- Define what actions are available to users of the process.
- Use SharePoint users and groups as destinations.
K2 blackpoint’s price point — starting at just $5,000 (U.S.) — is competitive with other low-cost offerings, so it’s easy to get started with workflows and process-driven applications.
Features:
- Manage list items, documents, libraries, Web content, sites and workspaces, and records.
- Build processes that move information and documents between libraries and lists across SharePoint sites and servers.
- Surface information through process portals.
- Integrate with SharePoint workflow.
- Surface tasks through the K2 Tasklist Web part.
- Leverage existing functionality and information via Web and Windows Communication Foundation services.
- Applications can be set up to handle simple tasks or to manage complex scenarios.
- SharePoint forms are automatically created, based on process design.
- Reports provide visibility into the business
- Wizards guide users through configuration of check-in, check-out, move, copy and deletion of documents and list items, as well as e-mail notifications.
- Workflows are accessed through standard SharePoint menus.
- Workflows can be initiated manually or as a result of events.
- Tasks are available in SharePoint task lists and can surface tasks federated across all sites, processes and SharePoint servers.
- Tasks can be surfaced in Outlook through SharePoint task synchronization.
- Tasks are available through the Office Business Bar.
