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NGB Platform v2.0 Launches Document Actions and Work Center Features

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NGB Platform v2.0 introduces two integrated capabilities: Document Actions and Work Center. Document Actions centralises all document operations through a backend-driven model that determines which actions a user can see, whether they are available, and how they execute, removing the need for frontend rule duplication. Work Center combines actionable business tasks and informational notifications into a single attention queue, where tasks remain active until the underlying business condition is resolved rather than when merely read or opened. A CRM lead qualification flow is used to demonstrate how posting a document automatically generates tasks, which are completed only when the relevant business state changes. The platform provides shared infrastructure for both features while allowing individual business verticals to define their own rules and workflows independently.

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