Adobe LiveCycle Output

Adobe have retired the JetForm and Central Output server products. Customers with current Maintenance & Support for these products have access to a free upgrade to Adobe LiveCycle Output with significantly enhanced capabilities.

Avoka have successfully migrated clients to the new platform and that experience can be leveraged to ensure a smooth transition for other organisations - take a look at this case study.

If you are a Central Pro/JetForm customer, then to take advantage of this offer, you must sign a migration agreement before 30 November 2011 that gives you the right to use Central Pro with the LiveCycle Output Central Migration Bridge service and provides 24 months of overlapping support for LiveCycle Output and your existing Central Pro/Jetform software while migrating to the new product.

If you are interested in this offer, please contact Avoka today – give us your basic information here (will take a few seconds) and we will get in touch shortly.

Benefits of Migrating to LiveCycle Output ES:

• A FREE software upgrade is available to move to a supported and modern document generation platform – Adobe LiveCycle Output 


• A FREE tool is available to convert existing Jetform / Central Pro document templates to the LiveCycle format to minimise the migration effort


• LiveCycle Output uses a graphical tool for designing documents and a graphical workflow builder for controlling how data is retrieved, merged with templates and how the document is delivered


• LiveCycle offers an inbuilt capability to email your documents to customer directly through your email gateway


• Control over the document templates and workflow processes can be owned by the Organisation if desired – not a consulting company with specialist skills


• Adobe LiveCycle as a suite offers the most powerful capability available to create and deliver engaging interactive customer communications. The solution can create interactive PDF’s that can provide a rich 2-way communication channel with the customer where paper could only ever be a 1 way channel.