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DEVONthink vs VirtualViewer

DEVONthink

shop.devontechnologies.com

VirtualViewer

accusoft.com

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Free trialYesYes
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macOSYesYes
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iOSYesYes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published31
Spec score · Document Management Software8.5 (#7)8.0 (#26)
HeadquartersCoeur d’Alene, Idaho, USATampa, Florida, United States
IntegrationsThe maker describes browser clipping for Safari, Firefox, and Chrome, item links for apps such as Apple Calendar, OmniFocus, and Things, and integrations including Bookends, Tinderbox, and GrandTotal.Out-of-the-box connectors are listed for Alfresco, IBM, and Pegasystems, and Accusoft describes integration through JavaScript and REST APIs, callbacks, and a RESTful content handler.
SupportThe maker offers support resources including an FAQ, tips, learning materials, and a user forum.Support programs range from 24×7 support to Standard Maintenance, and the support portal lets customers submit tickets, monitor cases, upload files, and search for solutions.
TrialThe product page offers a free test period of at least 30 days or 150 hours of runtime.Accusoft offers a product trial through its Download Center after one-time registration with an email address; the page does not state a trial duration.

Plans

DEVONthink

  • Standard$99, paid once
  • Pro$199, paid once
  • Server$499, paid once

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VirtualViewer

  • PrizmDoc for Java (formerly VirtualViewer)Priced on request

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DEVONthink

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VirtualViewer

VirtualViewer is the former name of PrizmDoc for Java, Accusoft’s document-viewing technology for enterprise content management applications. It provides viewing, annotation, redaction, page manipulation, and conversion for formats including PDF, Word, Excel, AFP, DWG, and TIFF. Users can split and merge documents, compare documents, use OCR, and work with thumbnails, bookmarks, and virtual documents assembled from pages across sources. Browser access supports viewing on computers, tablets, and smartphones without client software. Cloud, on-premises, and hybrid deployments are available, with JavaScript and REST APIs, callbacks, a RESTful content handler, and connectors for Alfresco, IBM, and Pegasystems. Accusoft lists controls to disable downloads and a secure-redaction feature. The technical environments include Tomcat, WebSphere, Java 11 or higher, Java-compatible operating systems, and several hosting providers. The documentation says versions 5.12.0 and earlier used the VirtualViewer name; the product is now called PrizmDoc for Java.

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