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Rover INK® Xpress

Architecture

Xpress uses a central server that distributes the router to the individual phones or pda’s. This router supplies the server address and forms that can be sent through each device. The Xpress server also processes each form that it receives and distributes to email addresses as determined by the user. This distributed architecture allows the customer to supply multiple users with the technology, use different forms and distribute to different people or groups.

Installation For End Users

Installing Xpress is very simple for the end user. An SMS message is sent to the end user’s device. The user simply clicks on the link and the application installs.

Installation for Administrators

Rover INK® Xpress is a fully hosted solution.

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