DocsCorp, a global leader in content and information management and workflow, today reported financial results for its third quarter ended March 31, which was 60% above last year’s figures. “We are pleased to announce these favourable results in these tough economic times,” says David Woolstencroft, DocsCorp Vice President Global Sales and Marketing.

“We are well placed for a strong Q4 end to the 2008-2009 financial year. Demand continues to be high for our solutions in all geographic regions, which will see us bring on additional resources and support engineers in the US and in our recently opened offices in Hong Kong and London to support the growing client base, stated Woolstencroft.”

“Driving our strong performance this quarter has been the adoption of the pdfDocs Solutions Suite (pdfDocs Desktop, compareDocs, OCR Server, formFiller) by law firms, government and legal departments to help them manage their business-critical documents. Demand has been particularly strong for DocsCorp’s recently released document comparison application—compareDocs, which enables users to compare the difference between two documents (Word to Word, PDF to PDF and even Word to PDF) quickly and accurately.

Woolstencroft also cited strong demand for the upgrade release at the end of the second quarter (December 2008) of its flagship product—pdfDocs Desktop 2.2, which included its new document binding technology.

pdfDocs Binder automates the process of converting and bundling large volumes of documents relating to a case, matter or project into a single or multi-document PDF file, complete with an interactive Table of Contents, cross-document Bookmarks and Links. The pdfDocs Binder is ideal for generating what are often referred to as Court Bundles, CD Bibles, Closing or Deal Books. This was previously a very labour-intensive and costly exercise.