ECMS - Titan: Overview and Getting Started

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Access Titan at: https://imaging.wisc.edu/Titan/home

A WiscVPN connection is required to authenticate to Titan if you are not on campus.

Titan is the new Perceptive Content web client, replacing Perceptive Experience, and sets the foundation for all future Perceptive Content client updates. Titan has all features of Perceptive Experience, as well as new and enhanced viewer capabilities:

• Copy text from documents and paste into other applications. 
• Updated Views capabilities: Leverage grouped views results, create and update filters, organize columns, and sort multiple columns within results. 
• Enhanced end user customization: choice between light and dark mode, and create keyboard shortcuts for the most used functional areas.
• Quick Access Viewer: New viewer mode for enhanced document sharing.
  • Simplified URL links to documents and folders. 
  • Create links that initiate a lightweight viewer for users accessing document and folder links.
  • Great option for users that only need to work with a single document or folder where performance and simplicity is important. 

Titan does not currently have all the features of the full Perceptive Content desktop client, such as scanning documents, linking documents, and access to ImageNow Printers, but additional functionality is planned for future releases.

Titan runs on all major web browsers; the latest version is recommended.

Windows: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge
Mac OS: Google Chrome, Apple Safari

Who should use Titan?

The Titan web client is optimal if you are looking to streamline your experience - allowing you to take advantage of single sign on (SSO) and use the most popular features of Perceptive Content. If you need to do any of the following, Titan is a perfect choice for you:

1. Search for and view documents
2. Process documents in workflow
3. Annotate documents
4. Print/export documents
5. Edit the primary index keys for documents (name, drawer, fields 1-5, doctype) but NOT via an Application Plan
6. View the “notes” section of documents

Alternatively, if you need to do any of the following tasks, you must use the Perceptive Content desktop client:

1. Capture documents/add pages to existing documents
2. Edit the primary index keys for documents (name, drawer, fields 1-5, doctype) using an Application Plan
3. Administrative functions

See https://support.hyland.com/r/Perceptive-Content/Titan/Foundation-26.1/Titan-User-Help/About-Titan for additional information.