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Overview: What is Text Control?

Bjoern Meyer

July 26, 2018

Text Control products cover four key document processing scenarios: server-side document automation with TX Text Control .NET Server, mail merge reporting with WYSIWYG template design, cross-platform browser-based editing, and cloud document generation via the ReportingCloud Web API.

Text Control offers a broad variety of products and technologies helping developers to integrate word processing and reporting into applications. In any industry, documents must be created. Whether they are printed or created as digital Adobe PDF files - Documents should be created fast and pixel-perfect.

The following diagram shows 4 typical scenarios where Text Control products are used:

What is Text Control

Document Automation
Replacing MS Office Automation in applications is one of the most typical use cases for TX Text Control .NET Server. Using TX Text Control .NET Server, you can automate, edit and create documents using UI and non-UI components.
Mail Merge
Text Control Reporting combines the power of a reporting tool and an easy-to-use WYSIWYG word processor - fully programmable and embeddable in your application.
Document Editing
Give your users a WYSIWYG, MS Word compatible, cross-platform editor to create powerful reporting templates and documents anywhere - in any browser on any device.
Cloud Web API
Use the Text Control ReportingCloud Web API to merge MS Word compatible templates with JSON data from all clients such as .NET, Javascript, PHP, Node.JS, jQuery, Python, Android, Java, iOS and many more.

Text Control has a proven track record of supplying a wide range of different sectors including:

E-Commerce
Healthcare
Financial Services
Human Resources

Insurance
Inventory Management
Legal Services
Logistics

Banking
Procurement
Real Estate
Sales

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Integrate document processing into your applications to create documents such as PDFs and MS Word documents, including client-side document editing, viewing, and electronic signatures.