Join us September 21-23 at booth #122 for JD Edwards INFOCUS at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, Denver, CO.
As organizations modernize their JD Edwards environments, many teams are re-evaluating how critical business documents are generated, managed, and delivered.
Legacy tools such as BI Publisher and other document tools can make it difficult to update templates, maintain consistent branding, support growing output volumes, and introduce new delivery channels.
At INFOCUS, we’ll be sharing how organizations are simplifying document processes with DocOrigin, a modern document generation platform that integrates with JD Edwards without requiring teams to replace or disrupt their existing ERP environment.
Connect with us to see how teams are:
You’ll also have the opportunity to meet the DocOrigin experts who work directly with organizations on document modernization, migration, and implementation projects. We’d love to discuss how your organization can modernize its document processes.
Join us on October 11th, 2026, for the Community Summit North America in Nashville at the Gaylord Opryland Resort, booth #1215.
As Microsoft Business Applications continue to evolve, organizations are looking for more flexible ways to generate and deliver documents that support their finance, operations, sales, and customer service processes.
Whether teams rely on built-in reporting tools, legacy document software, or custom processes, their current approach can make it difficult to maintain templates, support high-volume output, and deliver consistent communications across multiple channels.
At the conference, we’ll be sharing how organizations are modernizing document generation with DocOrigin, a flexible platform designed to integrate seamlessly with Microsoft Dynamics and other enterprise applications.
Stop by booth #1215 to see how teams are:
Meet the DocOrigin team and learn how we work directly with customers to replace outdated document tools and simplify complex output workflows without disrupting their existing business systems.
We’d love to connect and discuss how your organization can gain greater control over document generation while supporting its broader Microsoft technology strategy.