Enterprise-ready report generator

Run reports, quotes and proposals from one controlled workflow.

Keep the templates your team already uses, connect them to your JSONdata, and deploy in an environment your team can approve.

Enterprise-ready by default

The controls enterprise teams ask for before they buy.

Security, identity, governance, and deployment requirements are already part of the platform, not a services project.

Identity & Access

SSO / SAMLRBACUser ManagementMulti-TenantChange Management

Security & Compliance

Audit LogsPentest ReportMonthly ReleaseDocument Render SandboxISO27001ISO9001SOC 2 Type IIHIPAAGDPRCCPA

Infrastructure & Deployment

Cloud ReadySelf HostedOn PremCloudTerraformHelm ChartsKubernetesDockerHorizontal Scaling

Platform Features

Document StudioAI AssistantEnterprise SupportTemplate VersioningAsync WorkersBatch Jobs

Developer Friendly

Embeddable UIRender HistoryFull REST APIOpen APIDocsWebhooksWeb Template IDE

Why teams switch

Separate templates, data, and delivery

Built for teams replacing macros, scripts, or one-off internal tools with something they can actually operate.

Separate design from data

Keep upstream systems intact while teams improve the documents people actually read.

Let operations move faster

Give operators a real authoring surface so updates stop waiting on engineering.

Deploy without re-architecting

Adopt the platform in cloud, private, or self-hosted environments without rebuilding the stack.

Use cases

One platform. Four common document jobs.

Use one product for outbound documents, reporting, embedded generation, and controlled internal workflows.

Customer-facing documents

Create quotes, proposals, contracts, packs, and statements from one branded workflow.

Operational reporting

Deliver recurring reports and packs with cleaner batching, archiving, and delivery rules.

Embedded generation

Add generation to your product through APIs and workers instead of maintaining your own renderer.

Regulated workflows

Support controlled approvals, retention, and delivery where manual handling is not acceptable.

Architecture and deployment

Built like a platform, not a converter widget

Clear service boundaries make rollout easier to review, deploy, and support.

01

Experience Layer

Teams manage templates, previews, approvals, and delivery from one browser workspace.

02

Control Plane

The application layer keeps versions, permissions, jobs, and configuration consistent.

03

Execution Plane

Background workers process generation, retries, packaging, and delivery away from the UI.

04

Conversion Runtimes

Dedicated runtimes handle browser-style and office-style outputs for broader compatibility.

Private Cloud

Run the product inside controlled infrastructure without changing the user workflow.

Self-Hosted

Deploy with clear service boundaries for the app, workers, storage, queue, and converters.

Embedded Platform

Embed generation into your product without assembling the full document stack yourself.

Security and trust

Governance that reads clearly in review

The basics enterprise buyers ask for: clear permissions, deployment options, and a trust story that matches procurement language.

ISO-ready trust posture

Frame the platform around ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 expectations from the start.

Tenant-aware permissions

Organization-scoped access keeps document operations aligned with tenant boundaries.

Operational guardrails

Use clear limits for payload size, uploads, timeouts, retention, and batch behavior.

Safe outbound delivery

Webhook URLs are validated and headers sanitized before notifications leave the platform.

Clear ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 positioning
Deployment boundaries that fit infrastructure review
Support for browser-style and office-style outputs
One product surface for authoring and delivery

Buying path

Start small. Roll out cleanly.

Pick the rollout that matches how far you need to go now.

Team Evaluation

For teams proving out templates, authoring speed, and the first delivery workflows.

  • Interactive studio access
  • Template versioning
  • Preview and testing workflows
  • Initial implementation guidance

Operational Production

For organizations moving quotes, reports, statements, and packs into daily production.

  • Async render automation
  • Batch output and webhook flows
  • Permission-aware operating model
  • Deployment architecture guidance

Enterprise Platform

For teams standardizing document delivery across products, business units, or regulated environments.

  • Private deployment options
  • Extensibility and plugin strategy
  • Security and compliance alignment
  • Architecture review and rollout planning

Next Step

See how DocumentFlux fits your document stack

Bring one real workflow. We will show the cleanest rollout path, the deployment fit, and where the platform replaces custom work.

In the session

One live workflow review
Deployment fit discussion
Clear next-step rollout plan