Businesses that send client-facing agreements can now run the entire signing journey under their own brand, from signing links and emails to completed PDFs, following an expansion of MamaSign's whitelabel eSign and document workflow platform. The update adds custom-domain document links, custom SMTP email sending, API access and webhooks.
Barracuda Networks has launched Integrated Email Protection, a cloud email security product that detects and removes threats even after a message reaches the inbox.
Australian information management specialist Kapish has formed a strategic partnership with Ardoq. The deal adds Ardoq's enterprise architecture platform to Kapish's portfolio for customers across Australia and the region.
ABBYY has released FineReader Engine 12.8.0 with support for DocLang, a new document format built for artificial intelligence rather than human readers.
CellTrust has added a feature to its SL2 Enterprise platform that captures and archives communications involving AI agents, extending compliance record-keeping to agentic systems.
US startup Clario has launched from stealth with $US6 million in seed funding, targeting the redundant, obsolete and trivial files that clog enterprise systems.
Documents for Salesforce is a new natively built application from Nutrient that runs document generation, editing, redaction and signing inside the CRM.
French developer Mistral AI has released OCR 4, a document-recognition model that returns bounding boxes, block classification and confidence scores alongside extracted text.
Microsoft has officially launched the general availability of Copilot Cowork worldwide, claiming it represents a strategic pivot from reactive, chat-based AI assistants to autonomous, multi-step agentic systems capable of executing long-running business tasks end-to-end within the enterprise trust boundary.
A new open document format backed by IBM, NVIDIA, and Red Hat is being positioned as the AI-era successor to PDF. The LF AI & Data Foundation announced the formation of theDocLang Specification Working Group on June 9.
