Colab
Collaboration network between Caseboard users
With Caseboard’s Collab tool, you can create collaborative networks for sharing information seamlessly among users. This feature allows for secure data transfer within the familiar Caseboard environment, with files encrypted to ensure the integrity and security of the information.
Integrated Collaboration
Collab enables you to build and engage in collaborative networks with other Caseboard users. Share data between groups, request information, and respond directly within the Caseboard platform, facilitating smooth and secure exchanges.
Integrated Collaboration
Collab enables you to build and engage in collaborative networks with other Caseboard users. Share data between groups, request information, and respond directly within the Caseboard platform, facilitating smooth and secure exchanges.
Private Collab Networks
Administrators have the ability to establish private collaboration networks by inviting other Caseboard users, whether from public institutions or private companies, to join their network.
Requests and Shared Databases
Participants in a network can send and receive data using Caseboard’s unified format, regardless of differing data models. Additionally, you can collaboratively build and maintain a shared intelligence database within the network.
Requests and Shared Databases
Participants in a network can send and receive data using Caseboard’s unified format, regardless of differing data models. Additionally, you can collaboratively build and maintain a shared intelligence database within the network.
Shared database
A collaborative database can be created for network participants to build together a shared intelligence database.
Enhanced Security
All data exchanges within Collab are conducted through encrypted files, ensuring both the security and integrity of the information being transferred.
Enhanced Security
All data exchanges within Collab are conducted through encrypted files, ensuring both the security and integrity of the information being transferred.