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Named Queries are pre-defined queries with which users of Content Station and Smart Connection can quickly perform a search in Enterprise in order to locate particular files. Users of Content Stati...

Whenever a user creates a custom search in Smart Connection or Content Station, the query is saved to Enterprise as soon as the user logs out. It is then possible to make this query available to ot...

Info: This feature is marked as deprecated in Enterprise Server 10.6.0 and higher. Integrators are advised to migrate their solutions to Aurora publishing through the use of Digital articles in...

Using Enterprise Server, content can be published to print or in a digital format. By default, this is done by setting up Publication Channels which define if the publication (a layout or article) ...

Enterprise Server provides a flexible structure for managing metadata by offering a large set of predefined metadata properties — all of which can be edited — as well as the option to create custom...

Managing Enterprise Server is done in a Web browser by making use of the various Maintenance pages that are available for performing a specific task. These tasks include setting up a Brand, managin...

To access the Maintenance pages of Enterprise Server, you have to log in. The process of logging in depends on how Enterprise Server has been set up: with or without single sign-on (SSO). Step 1. O...

Before users can log in to Enterprise and start using it, a license needs to be activated for each Enterprise Server and for each application that connects to it. Various license types can be purch...

In Enterprise, an Issue represents the actual publication such as a daily newspaper, a monthly magazine, a yearly report, and so on. Each Issue belongs to a Brand and is part of a Publ...

The steps for installing Enterprise Server vary depending on your starting point. Choose the type of installation that you want to perform: Clean installation. For information about installing Ent...