Solutions/Content governance

Regain control of your document estate

Your retention rules already exist. So do your regulatory obligations. Yet content stays fragmented across document management systems, archives, email platforms, network drives and business applications.

The governance engine answers who queried the litigation content this week. Every call is logged with its model, cost and cited sources, and an answer without a source does not ship: each question goes through a control of rights, sources and cost.

Document governance should not depend on manual investigation

Within a fragmented document estate, every request becomes an investigation. Teams must locate the relevant information, verify its context, identify sensitive data, determine which rules apply and demonstrate what action has been taken.

01

A personal data access request arrives

Teams locate the relevant information and verify its context before they can answer.

02

An auditor asks about your retention

You have to show that the policy has been applied correctly, not that it exists.

03

A new regulatory requirement lands

All affected content must be identified quickly, wherever it sits.

04

Sensitive data circulates across systems

Documents keep accumulating, and archiving policies stay largely theoretical.

Where you start: the policy exists but runs nowhere. The guardrails are set in the admin view, every request of the day is logged with its sources, and a data access request finds its answer because you know where the content is.

The problem is not the absence of rules. It is the gap between the rules that have been defined and the reality of the content itself.

End-to-end governance, from classification to evidence

Uxopian Software turns document governance into an operational capability. You classify, protect, retain, dispose of and audit content inside your existing environments.

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Understand what your document estate actually contains

Before content can be governed, it must first be visible. Content held across your different systems is analysed and classified by type, sensitivity, business value or retention period. The objective is not to move your data into a new platform, it is to make it usable where it already resides.

Where things stand: the reading maps the legacy content system, the network drives and the office archives without moving anything. You leave with a work list, not a programme.
HR documents, contracts, invoices, correspondence and historical archives, identified and placed in context.
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Put your retention policies into practice

A retention policy does not protect an organisation while it remains confined to a spreadsheet. Rules connect to the content they govern: at a defined milestone, a workflow initiates a review, an archival action, a secure deletion or an extension. A legal hold suspends the planned action.

Retention rules by category: erase identity documents when the case closes, suspend every disposal when a legal hold exists. Disposal then triggers on its own, oldest content first, while the service stays up.
Your teams get a traceable framework for making the right decision at the right time.
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Protect sensitive data without losing its context

Personal data is rarely contained within a single format. It appears in scanned contracts, correspondence, HR records and legacy archives. Detection and processing happen inside your document workflows, with validation for the cases that require human judgement.

Redaction before sharing: sensitive data is masked from the document context, a person approves it, and the original stays intact.
Redaction and access protection become governed steps, supported by an audit trail.
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Produce evidence, not merely statements

With a regulator or an auditor, it is not enough to state that a policy exists. You show what was classified, which rules were applied, which content was processed, which exceptions were approved and who intervened. Compliance is no longer reconstructed after the event.

An unalterable log with chained hashes: the lineage of each object, from its reading in IBM FileNet P8 to its PDF/A conversion. What an auditor asks for, who decided, on which rule and on which date, can be exported as evidence.
Reports and audit logs make compliance an inherent property of the document process.
Thirty minutes on your own content

We look together at what gets classified, what gets disposed of and what gets proven.

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Make AI work within your document environment

AI accelerates classification, sensitive data detection, content analysis and the routing of documents into the right workflows. It only creates value when it understands the context of your documents, business rules and existing processes.

The AI console at company scale: models wired in, pages read, spend and share sent to human review. A routing rule sends sensitive content to the instance in France, and the assistant answers retention questions from the governed content.

Automate what can be automated. Retain control over decisions that carry consequences for your organisation.

Modernise your governance without rebuilding your information system

Document governance should not become another large-scale transformation programme. Everything sits on your existing infrastructure: legacy document management systems, archives, ECM platforms, business applications, content repositories and hybrid environments.

Four products, one governance foundation

Each one holds a moment of the chain. You do not need all four to start.

Fast2

Reads the estate in place, transforms the metadata and migrates in batches, with no downtime.

FlowerDocs

Brings content, business rules and workflows into one case, with its audit trail.

ARender

Opens more than two hundred formats with no download, and masks before sharing.

Uxopian AI

Classifies, detects what is sensitive and prepares the decision, with human validation in the flow.

Where your data lives

On site, private cloud or SaaS. European software. Your data stays on your infrastructure.

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Governance that supports compliance, IT and business teams

The same foundation, read from four places in the organisation.

For compliance and governance teams

Apply retention policies, improve process traceability and prepare for audits more efficiently.

For IT and information security teams

Modernise content governance without exposing critical data, disrupting operations or creating additional silos.

For business teams

Spend less time searching for, verifying and reconstructing information. Give people content that is clearer, better classified and easier to use.

For executive leadership

Balance operational efficiency, risk management and new AI use cases without losing control of the information estate.


Control is a prerequisite for sustainable transformation

Organisations should not have to choose between innovation and security, automation and traceability, or modernisation and operational continuity. They need document governance that evolves alongside their constraints, regulatory requirements and business practices.

A complex document estate becomes an environment that is easier to understand, better governed and more usable.

Do not allow your governance policies to remain unenforced

Thirty minutes on your content, your rules and your deadlines. We look together at what gets classified, what gets disposed of and what gets proven.

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