Santa Clara, CA –  In a strategic move to strengthen reach in the Asian market, Adeptol, a leader in viewing technology today announced that it has signed a partnership agreement with VersaPAC, a leading solution provider of information management systems and reseller of HP TRIM records management software.  With the partnership VersaPAC is moving from a legacy viewing system to Adeptol's high-speed document viewing technology embedded in its Saffron web front-end application for HP TRIM.  Saffron is available through VersaPAC resellers in Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, North America, and the United Kingdom.  The integration allows Saffron to support viewing of more than 300 file formats including documents from Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Office 2003, OpenOffice, various image files, and Adobe PDF.

The integrated viewer enhances a Saffron users' document viewing experience using Adeptol's fast document rendering technology.  Users will have access to the latest features such as document search, annotations, and document conversion to PDF - all from a single viewer.  Adeptol Document Viewer is a web-based viewer using Ajax technology.  It has a built-in Information Rights Management (IRM) module that allows users to protect content by assigning policies to control the viewing, printing, navigating and saving of documents.

Stephen Kucia, International Sales and Marketing Director of VersaPAC said, "VersaPAC customers are demanding faster access to their information via the web on browsers and mobile devices.  Adeptol Document Viewer's high-speed viewing technology and unparalleled support of a number of file types across any Internet device makes it a great product for any document management solution.  We look forward to delivering this technology to our customers immediately."

Prateek Kathpal, CEO of Adeptol said, "We are very excited about the partnership with the VersaPAC team.  Our easy-to-use API allows companies like VersaPAC to seamlessly integrate Adeptol Viewer with the world's leading content management systems and make full use of the rights management policies to ensure document integrity."