Thanks for these valid use cases. We know about them and we'll consider implementing them once the design/research is done.

There are multiple (seemingly conflicting) requirements - certain customers do not want anything cached on the phone at all- not even a picture to be imported to Laserfiche or document pages/electronic documents (PDFs or Office docs). Others need them encrypted - depending on the security requirements.

The goal is to have administrators set a policy which the end-user cannot override.

 As for signatures –for some people typing the name in a textbox and an “agree” checkbox is enough, for others applying a private stamp suffices, others need a signature drawn in a signing-pad app (generating an “electronic signature”) and others need the digitally signed documents / submitted forms.

 In general, making the app more “offline friendly” is an important goal for future releases. Thanks again for the suggestions.

I have another use case where my end users are accessing documents via the App during a meeting. These documents are their Agenda items.

Since their meetings are not always at the same venue, connectivity is not always guaranteed. It would be an awesome feature if the Mobile App allowed for "caching" of specific folders' contents based on a setting by a user/administrator. Further to that, to ensure that users are not caching large files to their devices using Mobile Data, an option to only do this while in WiFi coverage would help or even a limit on total size. Then the docs could be cached while still at home or at the office and then instantly available when they need it.

Perhaps tie this in with a time limit, especially since security can be compromised if docs are cached locally to the device and the administrator disables that user while they are out of coverage. The App will never know if the user's been disabled until it comes online again.

Caching Template information would be very helpful too, and then only update changes when needed. Slow connectivity unfortunately makes the user experience ugly. It seems as if the Templates and Fields are "Loading" every time you access them. I assume they are downloading each time you request the info.