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eQuorum ImageSite vs Qontiv

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6.8#3 in document version control softwareFrom $1,000 a month
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FacteQuorum ImageSiteQontiv
IntegrationsListed integrations include Autodesk Vault, Microsoft Office and Outlook, SharePoint, SAP, Azure, OneLogin, AWS, Okta, and Google Suite.Shipped connectors include Oracle EBS and Oracle Fusion with import and write-back, NetSuite SuiteTalk and SAP S/4HANA Cloud with import only, and MaintainX with bidirectional sync.
ProductImageSite is an engineering workflow and document management system built in HTML5.Qontiv describes itself as a cloud manufacturing execution system for regulated discrete manufacturers, combining production execution and quality engineering.
SecurityThe FAQ says ImageSite uses SSL and AES encryption, supports single sign-on and multifactor authentication, and follows NIST guidelines while meeting ITAR and NERC/CIP guidelines.The Trust Center states that data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256, and tenant row-level security is enforced at the PostgreSQL layer.
SupporteQuorum lists support by email at [email protected] and by phone at 404.497.8155.Core includes email support with a 24-hour response, while Professional includes priority support with a 4-hour response.

eQuorum ImageSite plans

  • ImageSitePriced on request

Qontiv plans

  • Core$1,000 a month
  • Professional$1,800 a month
  • Enterprise$150,000 a year

Pick eQuorum ImageSite if…

ImageSite suits engineering and document-heavy organizations, including those in AEC, manufacturing, utilities, power generation, education, and the public sector. It may fit teams that need CAD document workflows and browser-based mobile markup.

Pick Qontiv if…

Qontiv is aimed at discrete manufacturers, including those in automotive, aerospace, medical-device, and battery or energy-storage industries. Its current scope does not include native batch-record management or continuous-process recording.

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