At Docmosis we are pretty chuffed that, in June 2016, Docmosis is sitting in the number one position of Best Rated Reporting Tool on the IT Central Station website.

Given the growing importance of customer reviews in B2B and that IT Central Station is a platform that is specifically targeting Enterprise Software, with listings for IBM/Oracle/Microsoft and the like, this is a real achievement.

[Update: Jun 2016 to Dec 2016.]

In December we updated the core Docmosis document generation engine.

The core engine update means that the new features are available across all three products: Docmosis-Java, Tornado and our Cloud service.

Lets have a closer look at what's new...

If you have tried the latest version of Tornado (v2.X) and would then like to run a previous version (v1.X) then there are a few things you need to consider...

We recently had some fun recording and entering a video in to the SaaStr - "Show Us Your SaaS" international video competition.

There were only two entrants from Australia... and thanks to the support of our customers, friends, family and the local Perth tech community we pipped the Melbourne entrant by just a couple of votes.

Version 4 is a big step forward, hence the new major version number.

We are completing our testing and documentation updates and are scheduled to release in October 2015.

Expect a lot of really useful features, driven by valuable input from our customers.

With many additions at the core of our document generation engine, the new features will be rolled out across all three products.

Check out what’s new…

It's April 2015 and we started receiving some calls that our servers have vanished.  Not good.  Investigation reveals that a change in Google's DNS handling means, as far as Google's DNS servers are concerned, our servers don't exist.  And we're not the only ones having this problem - it's common to systems using CNAME aliases to Amazon AWS ELB (Load Balancers).

Here's how to determine if this problem is affecting you and how to resolve it - short term and long term.