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Records Management Products
OPUS 4.5 | OPUS Lite
| OPUS iNet | OPUS
Net | OPUS Fusion 
Version 4 is the pinnacle of RIM Software. With over 12 years of accumulated development, OPUS Version 4 is the ultimate solution for Corporate and Government records management and file tracking. 
Based on the feature functionality of OPUS, OPUS Lite is a scaled
down version of Thoroughbred's OPUS Records Management 
OPUS iNet incorporates Electronic Document Management with traditional Records Management software solutions. OPUS iNet is 100% web based, to allow ease of deployment to the entire enterprise or for strategic departmental solutions.  Access your OPUS data from any web browser. OPUSNet provides an extensive web based front end to allow users to perform a number of activities, such as; Data Entry, Search & Request, Check Out/In, Reporting, and Retention Approval.  OPUS Fusion blends the robust RIM functionality of OPUS Version 4 with the ease of use of our web based enterprise tool 
The OPUS system is designed to seamlessly accept RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags for all circulation management functions, such as Charge Out/In and Inventory tracking. 
OPUS provides interfaces to most of the automated carousel filing systems on the market today. OPUS interfaces with most major Carousel manufactures, whether it is a vertical or horizontal rotation. 
OPUS Mortgage Post Close Audit (OPUS PCA) addresses the workflow processes, which are required after funding and prior to selling of a loan pool. OPUS PCA provides the back office functionality, which is the position between the Loan Origination system and the Servicing System.  Access your OPUS data from any web browser. OPUSNet provides an extensive web based front end to allow users to perform a number of activities, such as; Data Entry, Search & Request, Check Out/In, Reporting, and Retention Approval. |
OPUS
is an enterprise-wide comprehensive Records Management and File Tracking
System designed for use on stand-alone workstations, local area networks,
and wide area networks.