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Interwoven adds Verity search to Web content management ware
By Joanne Cummings

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New comprehensive search features will be added to TeamSite this month.

Interwoven announced it has added Verity’s comprehensive search capabilities to its TeamSite Web content management package.

 

The new search features will be available within the next version of TeamSite, scheduled to hit the market this month, Interwoven said.

 

With the new Verity support, TeamSite can now offer its users far stronger search capabilities, including search by content category, file type or file characteristics. TeamSite searches can also be made at the sub-document level, within small segments of Web sites, whole Web sites, and across multiple Web sites.

 

Verity also supports full-text search of more than 200 file formats, keyword search and advanced full-text, sub-document search, full parametric search to find and sort content based on content category, standard metadata and file properties, and security measures that ensure results are returned only to users with proper permissions.




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