About this software
StarDocs Document Server is an on-premises document processing server for Windows that exposes HTTP APIs for automated conversion, viewing, printing, and delivery of documents within enterprise workflows. It installs on customer infrastructure and is licensable per server with optional maintenance; the offered license includes activations for development, test, staging, and production environments. Intended for IT teams integrating server-side document services into business applications.
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Benefits
- On-premises deployment: Runs on customer Windows servers to keep data within controlled infrastructure.
- HTTP API integration: Provides HTTP APIs for integration with business applications and workflows.
- Document conversion: Converts common document formats to PDF and images.
- Multiple environment activations: Includes four activations for development, test, staging, and production.
- License with maintenance: Sold with a maintenance option that includes updates and support coverage.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Maintenance and updates: Maintenance option provides product updates and version upgrades during the maintenance term.
- Technical documentation: Online documentation covers API usage, installation, and configuration procedures.
- License activations management: License includes four activations for separate deployment environments.
- Enterprise deployment guidance: Documentation includes deployment notes for on-premises Windows servers.
- Commercial support options: Commercial maintenance and support are available from the vendor under license.
Frequently asked questions
What is Gnostice StarDocs Document Server?
Gnostice StarDocs Document Server is a document server solution that centralizes document storage, rendering, and conversion, exposing APIs for programmatic access and integration into enterprise workflows.
What deployment options are typical for a document server?
Document servers can be deployed on-premises, in private clouds, or containerized for flexible infrastructure, allowing administrators to align deployment with security, compliance, and scaling requirements.
Which document operations are commonly supported by document servers?
Common document operations include rendering for viewing, format conversion, text extraction, printing, metadata management, search indexing, and access control for user permissions.
How do applications typically integrate with a document server?
Application integration typically occurs via RESTful APIs, language SDKs, or webhooks, enabling uploads, retrieval, rendering requests, and status callbacks from backend, web, or mobile clients.