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One service at a time: edocr

For a while now, you've been asking for more services to add to your OnePage. Today, I'm very happy to announce that over the course of the next few months, we'll be integrating many of your favourite services.

A little about edocr

What edocr provides is document publishing to document intelligence and sales lead generation. If you have tens, hundreds or thousands of non confidential documents including brochures, leaflets, white papers, case studies, press releases, data sheets, specifications, operating manuals, annual reports, certificates and more and others would find the content of these documents useful then edocr is a great platform to take advantage of.

Not only am I delighted to have edocr integrated since it's providing a great service for people, but also because it is a fellow UK startup run by my good friend Manoj Ranaweera and I am glad that there are great ambitious people out there and that we can collaborate together.

Get involved, help us out

Each week, we will be integrating a new service, and you can influence which service will be added each week. We need you to let us know what you need, so get in touch!

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OnePage mentioned in the Guardian today!

“Other competitors include OnePage, which is beautifully designed”

Hi everyone! We'd just like to let you know that we're mentioned in the Guardian today. Thanks for all your support so far, we are working hard to make OnePage better for you one step at a time. Not only are we delighted to be in the Guardian, but we are also excited to be mentioned alongside multi-million dollar funded startups.

Remember to get in touch with us if you have any questions, suggestions, or simply to say hi :)

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What has been up at OnePage?

A lot of people have been asking that question since it seems no activity has been taking place on the site.  We really appreciate your concern therefore we have decided to update you on what we have been up to. One of the challenges we have had was making people understand the primary function of OnePage. This confusion was brought about since it looked like it could do quite a number of things. This might have been because we follow the lean startup here which suggests you put out the minimum viable product. The risk of that means you might have your customer requests deviate from what your product is supposed to be since the minimum viable product might not be self explanatory enough. Therefore we have decided be much clearer when we do our next iteration.

Our plan for OnePage is to change the way we network by revolutionizing the contact/ business card, we decided to take important steps therefore we are taking the following steps in our new iteration

Standardization: If you read the last post on semantic markup by our wonderful Chief Designer Laura, you would realize the importance of interoperability and seamless integration with various standards of the web and mobile

Scalability: Since we are certain that with your help OnePage will grow, OnePage CTO Joel has taken some steps to ensure that the architecture of OnePage will be allergic to fail whales.  The refactoring of some of the code has meant that we had to slow down a bit.

Structure: At the moment, we work on OnePage part time so we can pay the bills, which meant that we have to be conscious in managing our growth. We have had lots of wonderful requests from you our users and we want to ensure the time between working on an issue you have raised is done in the barest minimum time therefore we have undergone some behind the scene restructuring.

All we want to do is just to let you know we are listening and we really appreciate the support you are giving us. Please keep flooding the Uservoice with your awesome suggestions. We will soon (really soonJ) be bringing out a new version and what OnePage is about will be clear in 4 seconds, Deal?

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The Countdown has begun!

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We are as tired as you in waiting for OnePage to launch! Therefore we have now committed ourselves to countdown. No more “we are launching soon”. In less than 2 weeks, we would have remove most of the nasty bugs to make OnePage a pleasurable experience! I hope you like our new homepage.

 

Onepage

Thanks for your patience and support !

 

Oo

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