LiquidText Enterprise with free 1 year support

LiquidText Enterprise is an all-in-one document analysis and collaboration solution built for legal, corporate, academic, and government professionals. It transforms the way teams interact with information by combining reading, highlighting, annotation, and real-time collaboration in a single intuitive workspace.

With features like multi-document linking, advanced search, gesture-based note-taking, and deep PDF integration, LiquidText Enterprise helps teams streamline research, improve productivity, and maintain a secure, paperless workflow.

Ideal for large organisations, it also supports data privacy compliance, remote access, user management, and custom deployment options.

Key Benefits:

• - All features of Unlimited
  Additional
• Intune Support
• OneDrive Business and Education
• iManage Interface
• Security Controls : Limit ability to save files outside the organization SSO
• On Prem and Private Cloud Options
• First level services support from Iconsinfocom
• Collaboration can be Done with Multiple users at a time
• Option of Content Visible in Collaboration

Every project in LiquidText creates a document window and an infinite number of workspaces. The document pane opens up and displays all relevant documents, including live user annotations, highlights, and links. Within the workspace, notes, thoughts, extracts, photos, and links are hand-drawn or typed in and displayed.

LiquidText makes taking notes and extracts easy; users do it intuitively, plucking out references as they read and placing them on the workspace. LiquidText allows the user to organise the workspace in the way that they like by writing notes and linking them to others in the form of a list of notes or mind maps

LiquidText uses ink in a unique way. Users can draw lines between document contents, notes, or anything in the app—between, within and among multiple documents and notes. From these connections, you get visual hyperlinks which call out the connections at a touch. LiquidText helps you see these relationships along with relevant source context.