HCL Domino
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An enterprise application server that integrates information into a single workspace, integrates also a full mail server
Features
- Workflow
- Real time collaboration
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
- Full-Text Search
- Mail Server
- Multiple Account support
- Mail Filtering
- Calendar Integration
- Built-in viewer
- Email Verification
- Works Offline
- Dark Mode
- End-to-End Encryption
- File Tagging
- Automatic Backup
- Encrypted Backup
- Support for Aliases
- Support for scripting
- Email Scheduling
- AES-256 Encryption
Sync with Google Calendar- Email template editor
- Reminders
- Ad-free
- Calendar View
- Recurring Tasks
- Spam Filter
- Cloud Sync
- WYSIWYG Support
- Shared Folders
Tags
- Messaging
- business-collaboration
- social-collaboration
- domino
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What is HCL Domino?
HCL Domino (formerly IBM/Lotus Domino) is a fullfunctional cloud native applicatopn server. It deploy a full email service that gives teams access to email, calendar and contact management capabilities, and seamlessly integrates other collaboration tools and Domino business applications. With an improved user experience and enhancement of essential mail features, Notes transforms your everyday email into an operational center and becomes even more essential to how your teams work. The client (the product is designed in a clint server logic) is Notes, born as LOTUS product now is one of the HCL product.
HCL Domino information
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HCL Software Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0.Alternatives
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- English
- Italian
- French
- German
Comments and Reviews
I like the application server named HCL Domino 12.02 Cloud Native that has ALSO a mail server included.
Used Lotus Notes/Domino as my primary job tool for 25+ years I can say: this is really convenient all-in-one solution for collaboration, workflows, document management, mail, integrations with many third party planforms (like Oracle, PostgreSQL, web services, etc).
Languages supported: Java, JavaScript, Lotus Script (Visual Basic equivalent), @Formula, DQL (SQL equivalent)
Very high scalability: from "solution on three 3.5 inch floppy disks" to "100 Gb data storage as hub for many web services"
Domino powers 10 million apps that run the business of more than 15,000 companies worldwide. The World Is (Still) Powered by Domino
I really don't understand how it is possible that a software like this could be commercial, and how it is possible that it is sold by a company like IBM. I can understand that a software never can be perfect, but this lacks of very basic functionalities and has visible bugs in the core functions. It is also difficult to configure and to manage. Luckily I'm not the only one to think that and also my company decided to migrate to a better solution. If you are evaluating the possibility to adopt it for your business make you a favour, stay away from it, for sure there are a lot of alternatives (commercial or free) that are better than it ( I really doubt that can exists a worst software than lotus notes in this field).
Vote: 4/10
Ganymede
IBM, really?! You should be ashamed of selling this crap! I know it is cheap, but it is 10 years behind Outlook and other software! I have been using this software for more than a year and it keeps finding new ways to frustrate me!