DocTrackr Secures $2M From Atlas, Polaris, To Help Secure Your Documents Via The Cloud
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Therefore, making it easy for businesses to track and, if necessary, reign in those documents, especially once they enter the cloud, would seem like a startup opportunity too good to miss. Sitting on top of the built in cryptography technology stack provided by Adobe though its PDF file format and Microsoft’s Office file formats (and OS-level support), it allows the document owner to control who can read and edit it, as well as things like printing privileges. It does this through a neat web-based interface, and because docTrackr handles the ‘keys’, access to documents can also be revoked or to put it more dramatically, files can be destroyed remotely. Where docTrackr says it differentiates is by providing a self-service SaaS for document security and analytics, based on a per-user freemium model that targets SMBs in particular, as well offering bulk-licensing via its API. Related to this, the company, which operates out of Paris, Boston and Bucharest, is set to announce an integration with Box.com, next week.
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