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For a legal-tech or contract lifecycle management product, redlining is not a feature you can approximate. The counterpa...
In July 2026 Microsoft announced "the general availability of unified manifest support for Word, Excel, PowerPoint Add-i...
Microsoft is retiring Office Online Server (OOS). Its announcement is short and unambiguous: "Microsoft is announcing th...
Letting an AI agent read a Word document is a retrieval problem. Letting it change one is a governance problem. Once an...
Adobe has published a security enforcement policy for Adobe Commerce on Cloud, and it has teeth. Environments that miss...
For most of 2026, a single date dominated EU AI Act planning: 2 August 2026, the day the high-risk obligations were due...
On 1 October 2026 the Exchange team published a post that opens: "The deprecation of EWS in Exchange Online starts today...
Office add-ins need an Office application, so they do not run in SuperDoc. What carries over through the DOCX, and how t...
If you want users to edit Word documents inside your product, two very different architectures are on the table.
For two decades, the question that shaped every ecommerce roadmap was simple: how do we make our storefront easier for p...
A step-by-step plan to upgrade SuperDoc v1 to v2: licensing, packages, Document API, custom UI, extensions, collaboratio...
Your architects have done their job. They have evaluated the options for embedding Microsoft 365 document editing inside...
Most major version numbers mark an accumulation of features. SuperDoc v2 marks a change of foundations. The browser DOCX...
Exchange Web Services is on its way out of Exchange Online. Microsoft began the deprecation on 1 October 2026 and is swi...
Sooner or later, many SaaS products find that their most important data is not in their database. It is in Word document...
On 2 August 2025, a significant tranche of the EU AI Act's obligations became applicable. A year on, many organisations...
The promise of modern Office extensibility is deceptively simple: write your code once and have it run wherever Office r...
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