Privacy policy :

     Zenidoc client for smartphones only sends to your employer's server (or to your own server) dictation and attached files you prepared yourself. Your smartphone connectivity and local parameters are only used to create a unique user ID with an asymetric hash algorithm. No personal data is stored on server side.

     Secured data transferts over the network is a priority. That's why we delegate that part to a professional web server through HTTPS protocol (HTTP remains possible, but we strongly discourage this choice) -note : the free version of Abyss doesn't support both HTTP et HTTPS at the same time, but it's ok since we recommand only HTTPS-)
     Smartphones API's are well adapted for HTTPS (can accept all SSL certificates without displaying warnings, even if SSL certificate is a free trial, expired, or an auto-signed one, extremely useful, created by Abyss if you ask it to create it).

     Once web server is installed and running, you will switch it into HTTPS mode, and then, all you need is to install and declare a simple ISAPI compliant DLL (acts as a fast intermediate, posting incoming requests into some 'in' or 'post' directory, and replying automatically a waiting message 'SVP Veuillez patienter...' -Please wait...- until response becomes available in 'out' directory, with some queue ticket number management).
     We have tested this ISAPI DLL with two web server brandnames : IIS 32bits/64bits (Internet Information Server from Microsoft) and Abyss 32bits (from Aprelium : see their site www.aprelium.com). Note : ISAPI standard defines a windows DLL structure, thus web server must be running on a PC (many different Windows OS versions are supported).