Document Viewer: View files directly from your browser

An innovative file viewing experience with a document viewer powered by Nutrient Web SDK. View files directly in Nutrient without the need to download them to your computer.

Benefits

Streamlined document management

Easily navigate PDFs, images, Office files, and HTML files directly in the Nutrient platform, and quickly preview the information you need.

Make PDFs accessible across all devices.

Enhance user experience with a consistent, unified interface for PDF viewing.

Get more out of PDFs with features like showing/hiding the table of contents and a responsive design that adapts to various devices.

Promote collaboration

Facilitate real-time collaboration and decision-making by allowing team members to view and discuss PDFs within a workflow.

Accelerate the approval process with the ability to quickly review and approve PDF documents on the same platform.

Ensure security and compliance

Leverage Nutrient’s access control features to ensure PDFs are viewed only by authorized users and to maintain document confidentiality and security.

Mitigate the risk of data breaches by keeping sensitive documents within Nutrient’s trusted network, which reduces the need to download and store files locally on potentially insecure devices.

Securely view password-protected PDF files, ensuring sensitive information is protected both during transmission and storage.

Increase productivity

By reducing the need to switch between different applications and streamlining document-related workflows, employees can focus more on value-added tasks.

Routine tasks such as routing documents for approval, notifying users of pending actions, and archiving completed documents can be automated, reducing manual work and the potential for errors.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an Embedded Document Viewer?

An Embedded Document Viewer is a software feature that allows users to view a variety of document types such as PDFs, images, and Office files directly within a web application or platform. This eliminates the need for downloading files, providing a seamless and efficient viewing experience within the same interface.

How does Nutrient's Embedded Document Viewer enhance document management?

Nutrient's Embedded Document Viewer streamlines document management by enabling easy navigation of multiple file formats directly in the Nutrient platform. Features like showing or hiding the table of contents and a responsive design that adapts to all device types make document access fast and convenient, improving productivity and reducing the hassle of switching between applications.

Can the Embedded Document Viewer promote team collaboration?

Absolutely! Nutrient's Embedded Document Viewer facilitates real-time collaboration by allowing team members to view, discuss, and approve PDF documents within a single workflow. This collaborative environment accelerates decision-making and document approval processes, all while keeping communication smooth and centralized.

How does Nutrient ensure the security of documents viewed through the Embedded Document Viewer?

Nutrient uses robust access control features to ensure that only authorized users can view documents, maintaining confidentiality and security. By keeping sensitive documents within the trusted Nutrient network, the risk of data breaches is minimized because files are not downloaded or stored on potentially insecure local devices. The viewer also supports securely accessing password-protected PDFs, safeguarding information during transmission and storage.

What productivity benefits can I expect from using the Embedded Document Viewer?

By integrating document viewing directly into your workflow, Nutrient's Embedded Document Viewer reduces the need to jump between apps, allowing employees to focus on more valuable tasks. It automates routine actions such as routing documents for approval, notifying users of pending tasks, and archiving completed files, which cuts down on manual labor and the chance of errors—essentially, working smarter, not harder.