Mosaic IIM Solutions by ELCA offer a comprehensive suite of applications designed to enhance and extend your existing ECM/IIM (Enterprise Content Management/Intelligent Information Management) systems. These solutions are tailored to address specific aspects of information management, allowing for independent implementation and usage. This modular approach facilitates a gradual digital transformation of content-based business processes without significant initial investments. Mosaic IIM Solutions include tools for document management, case management, records management, and business process modeling, all of which can be customized to meet your unique requirements. The platform is cloud-ready, supporting on-premise, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments, ensuring seamless integration with your infrastructure strategy.

• Docucom is an innovative omni-channel document processing platform that enables the back office to take on a leading role in the digitalization of a company.
• **eDossier **Mosaic helps you structure your document data in a dossier view and enables DMS (document management system) functionalities.
• **eCase **component from the Mosaic family covers your needs when it comes to digitizing your processes. eCase also fully integrates with eDossier and MosaicCloud eArchive.
• **recordsCockpit **helps you secure the compliance of your documents' storage.
• **eInventory **helps you manage storage locations, storage containers, and storage contents, including the process of borrowing containers or individual documents.
• **vizibpm **is a set of applications to model and manage your BPM diagrams and documents.
• **Eanna **is a lean DMs and archive system that can be integrated into any environment by using the open interfaces.
• **QDB **is used in all client projects where asynchronous handling of data is needed. For example, master data synchronization for eDossier or batch document load for backend systems.
• Domtrac is not only a predecessor of Docucom but also a technically mature and very stable solution optimized for parallelized mass processing of similarly structured documents.