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Fonto 8.18: Taking control of comments, and output that looks right the first time 

Review cycles shouldn’t slow your team down, and publishing shouldn’t mean fixing formatting by hand. Fonto 8.18 gives reviewers real tools for handling large volumes of feedback, and delivers faster, more Word-faithful output with support for redline documents.  Fonto Review: Handle feedback at scale  Large documents attract large numbers of comments. Two new features in

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The path from unstructured​ documents to structured data

At Frankfurter Buchmesse, the story that resonated most was not about technology. It was about transformation. When Peter Portela, Director of Standards Product Development at the American Welding Society (AWS), took the Innovation Stage alongside Lars Schlatermund from Ebcont and Maarten van Vulpen from Fonto, he described a challenge that many standards organizations, associations, publishers

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Fonto 8.17: Smarter reviews. Better publishing. Greater confidence.

Every content team wants the same thing: a publishing process they can trust. Reviewers need clear feedback, authors expect their content to appear exactly as intended, and organizations rely on seamless integrations to keep critical workflows moving.  Fonto 8.17 strengthens every step of that process. This release delivers a smoother review experience, more accurate and consistent publishing output, and deeper

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Fonto Why & How: Custom endpoint response validators

With the release of Fonto 8.14 we’ve introduced a few helper functions that can help you create validator callback functions for your custom endpoints. And with those functions, we’ve also updated our documentation to help you set up your own custom connectors.  Creating your own custom connectors was something you could already do in your Fonto Editor instance. However, when using the CmsClient’s sendRequest method, you

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From documents to actionable knowledge: standards adoption in an AI-first world

In a world where everyone feels compelled to put AI on the first slide, Patrice Canonne opened his recent webinar with a wink, and then got very real, very fast: standards are changing, and the organizations behind them need to modernize how standards are authored, structured, and delivered if they want to stay relevant (and useful).  “The

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Fonto 8.15: Suggest, Review, and Perform at Scale

Fonto 8.15 is a milestone release that brings reviewing and collaboration to the next level, while continuing to strengthen the performance, stability, and cohesion of the Fonto platform. Fonto Editor & Review  We are beyond excited to announce the initial release of Suggestion Mode. We have worked tirelessly for over a year to add a new mode that

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Why pharma teams are drowning in submissions and what to do about it – Part two

Welcome to part two of this blog series. In the first part we’ve explored the current state of the pharma industry and how the regulatory submissions process has been impacted. We’ve looked at KPIs that sponsors and CROs can monitor to ensure regulatory submission success, and we’ve analyzed the current landscape, looking at the internal

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From Word to the web: How IEC authors are embracing Online Standards Development

Since early this year, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has been using its new Online Standards Development (OSD) platform, a fully web-based environment for drafting and reviewing international standards. Built around structured content authoring, OSD integrates Fonto as its core XML editor, enabling technical experts from around the world to collaborate on standards in a

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