OpenKM

**OpenKM**
Original author(s)	Gaspar Palmer
Developer(s)	OpenKM
Initial release	January 29, 2007 (1.0)
Stable release	6.3.12 (September 15, 2022; 2 years ago) [±]
Preview release	None [±]
Written in	Java
Operating system	Cross-platform
Available in	Multi-lingual
Type	Content management system; Document management system
License(s)	GNU General Public License v2.0
Website	OpenKM.org

OpenKM is open-source document management software. It's available as a free open-source Community version and as fee-based commercial Professional and Cloud versions.

Product history

The OpenKM project was started by developer Gaspar Palmer in late 2006, with the goal "to make business management tools available to small and medium businesses," tools previously "only accessible to large corporations due to the high cost of acquisition and implementation."^[2] The first stable open-source release of OpenKM arrived on January 29, 2007 as version 1.0.^[1] By November 2011, it was estimated OpenKM had 2,800 active installations worldwide, 186,000 downloads, and 5,000 community members.^[2]

Features

The main features of OpenKM Community include^[3]:

WebDAV support
OCR support
preview management
workflow management
Jasper reports support
antivirus
webservices API
query tools
versioning
mobile support
drag-and-drop interface
extraction tools
macros
download restriction
OpenOffice add-ins
MS Word and Outlook add-ins
Active Directory and LDAP support

Hardware/software requirements

Installation requirements for OpenKM include:

Java Development Kit 1.6

For more information, consult the installation guide.

Videos, screenshots, and other media

Videos for OpenKM can be found on YouTube.
Screenshots of OpenKM can be found on the site.
A demo of OpenKM is available here. Login information is at the bottom.
Documentation for OpenKM can be found on the OpenKM site.

Entities using OpenKM

External links

OpenKM on Open Hub
OpenKM on Freecode (deprecated)

OpenKM can also be found on SourceForge. However, use caution when downloading and installing from there; the install package may contain undesirable add-on software.