Data Import & Scanner
Data Import & Scanner is a module for data-import and scanning-related work.
What information are we bringing into the platform?
MetisOne: Data Tools
Modules for data-related work, including imports, duplicates, catalogues and forms.
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Data owners, administrators and migration teams.
Dedupe Center
Dedupe Center provides a place to review duplicate records.
Which records may describe the same thing?
Data Catalog
Data Catalog helps teams organise references to business data.
Which data reference should we consult?
Forms Engine
Forms Engine provides a place to organise forms for business work.
What information should this form collect?
Recycle Bin
Recycle Bin provides a place for discussing how information no longer needed should be handled.
How should information no longer needed be handled?
AI-ready
Every module is AI-ready and works without AI or with AI. Your organisation decides whether to use AI; it is not a prerequisite.
Deploy it your way
Deploy MetisOne on-premises or in your organisation’s own private cloud.
Standalone or connected to ARX and AERIX
MetisOne works standalone for corporate workflow setup and integrations, without ARX or AERIX. It can also connect to ARX and AERIX for private and hybrid AI.
Questions, answered.
What does Data Tools cover?
Modules for data-related work, including imports, duplicates, catalogues and forms.
Which modules can Data Tools teams consider?
Data owners, administrators and migration teams. This family includes Data Import & Scanner, Dedupe Center, Data Catalog, Forms Engine, Recycle Bin.
Can Data Tools work without AI?
Yes. Every Data Tools module is AI-ready and can run without AI or with optional AI.
Do we need ARX or AERIX?
MetisOne works standalone for corporate workflow setup and integrations, without ARX or AERIX. It can also connect to ARX and AERIX for private and hybrid AI.
Can we select modules and deploy in our own environment?
Organisations select the modules they need and can add more over time. Deployment is on-premises or in the customer’s own private cloud.
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