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Fabasoft XpublisherInDesign is rarely the problem. It's the processes surrounding it that are.
With Fabasoft Xpublisher, we combine structured content with intelligent processes. At the same time, creative freedom is preserved. -
Fabasoft ContractsContract Management as a “Gatekeeper” for Third-Party Risks
Why Contract Management Is an Essential Component of NIS-2-Compliant Third-Party Risk Management -
Fabasoft ApproveApprove Product Highlights – October 2026
The most important new features of Fabasoft Approve -
Fabasoft XpublisherNew: Create social media posts from existing content using AI
Use AI to generate platform-specific and contextually accurate variations of your posts for your social media communications as well. -
Fabasoft Approve
Approve Product Highlights – September 2026
The most important new features of Fabasoft Approve – concise and clear -
Fabasoft BoardsSenior managers regime: when accountability takes a name
Across the DACH region, supervisory accountability is shifting from the institution to the individual manager. What this means in practice. -
Fabasoft ContractsWhat NIS 2-Affected Companies Can Learn from DORA
How the financial industry's regulatory experience helps with NIS 2 implementation -
Fabasoft Approve“No AI without transformers – and no industrial-scale implementation without effective digitalisation”
Interview with Martin Sigmund, VP of Medium Power Transformers Europe at Siemens Energy, and Andreas Dangl, Managing Director of Fabasoft Approve -
Fabasoft ContractsNIS 2 Compliance: Why Companies Should Review Their Supplier Contracts Now
Contract management as a key component of efficient NIS 2 implementation -
Fabasoft Approve
Approve Product Highlights - August 2026
The most important new features of Fabasoft Approve – concise and clear -
Fabasoft ApproveBuild or Buy? When is AI software worth it for DMS and QMS?
Development costs are just the beginning – what really matters in a long-term AI strategy -
Fabasoft ApproveDocument control for safe industrial processes
Why digital filing alone isn't enough and what industrial companies really need