Legito Plans for 2025
After focusing on stability and scalability in 2024, the main theme for year 2025 are innovations.
The recently finished Next Generation Document Editor will unleash potential of our team and provide us with ability to innovate our product for our customer with an unprecedented speed. We plan to release 60 new features in 2025. Each of the four Workspace key components will receive new features.
We will also build deeper applications of AI into Legito Document Automation and Document Lifecycle Management.
Our next goal is to confirm Legito as the best and the most innovative document automation tool as well as enhance integration between document automation and other areas of Legito Workspace (Document Lifecycle Management and eSignatures).
Last but not least, we will implement enterprise-level features to our Document Lifecycle Management such as more customizable notifications, even wider permissions, and add more triggers and automatic actions to our Workflow.
As usual, our team will attend multiple conferences all around the World and we will also held our annual user conference.
We are extremely grateful for the ongoing support from our customers, partners and the rest of the community. We look forward to serving you in 2025!
Legito Plans for 2025
After focusing on stability and scalability in 2024, the main theme for year 2025 are innovations.
The recently finished Next Generation Document Editor will unleash potential of our team and provide us with ability to innovate our product for our customer with an unprecedented speed. We plan to release 60 new features in 2025. Each of the four Workspace key components will receive new features.
We will also build deeper applications of AI into Legito Document Automation and Document Lifecycle Management.
Our next goal is to confirm Legito as the best and the most innovative document automation tool as well as enhance integration between document automation and other areas of Legito Workspace (Document Lifecycle Management and eSignatures).
Last but not least, we will implement enterprise-level features to our Document Lifecycle Management such as more customizable notifications, even wider permissions, and add more triggers and automatic actions to our Workflow.
As usual, our team will attend multiple conferences all around the World and we will also held our annual user conference.
We are extremely grateful for the ongoing support from our customers, partners and the rest of the community. We look forward to serving you in 2025!
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