Description: ComTL is an ActiveX component designed to facilitate secure integration and data transfer between Windows-based systems, including custom-made ERP and CRM. The component allows applications to communicate directly with no need for a server or a shared database. This accelerates data transfer between systems as there is no third computer involved and allows you to eliminate financial expenses and efforts associated with manual data entry, bandwidth consumption and network crashes which usually occur due to traffic overload.
Designed with the developer in mind, ComTL is refreshingly easy to set up and use. The user manual provides you with enough details on how to work with the component, making the learning curve minimal. ComTL uses XML format to transfer data. The component translates data for each target application correctly, regardless of the data structure. In addition to interoperability, ComTL provides maximum security for data transfer. With ComTL, data flows locally from the source application to the target one without traveling through the network where it can be compromised. Available for Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP/2003 Server.
User Benefits at a Glance: * Flawless data transfer without any manual entry; * No downtime while data travels to the third computer; * No crashes due to traffic overload; * Secure data transfer with no need for the network.
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