New browser versions recently released by Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge broke Nomad for their respective web browsers. In less than a week, our development team fixed, successfully tested, and released Nomad v1.0.6 to address these issues.

We're pleased to announce that the Domino REST APIs are now generally available for download by Domino Complete Collaboration (CCB).

The next HCL Domino “Danube” release is planned for November if you want to see and test drive the new features. Read here.

HCL Domino is a cloud-based solution that enables users to work from anywhere & take their data offline. Learn & understand new features of HCL Nomad.

HCL Leap v9.3 delivers major improvements to help you automate processes faster than ever and unleash innovation with your business users and citizen developers.

Our latest release - v12, has been well-received. In the past two years, we have delivered two exciting new Domino releases, including new features.

For those new to the concept, here is the good news: HCL announced new Domino Jams for 2022 at At engage.ug in Bruges, Learn More Now!!

The HCL Domino is trusted by 40% of the Fortune 500 and provides secure enterprise mail solutions to governments and regulated industries - learn more.

1st Beta of Domino REST API for pro-code development invites you to share your valuable reviews and feedback with the team for pro-code development.

Domino "Danube" early access program invites you to contribute towards a better product with the help of your valuable reviews and feedback to our team.

For more information about this HCL Nomad for web browsers release, please refer to the what’s new page and release notes.

The HCL Digital Solutions Product Management team has streamlined the product ideation process for HCL Domino, HCL Domino Volt, HCL Sametime, etc.

Domino v12 has a new Certificate Manager feature, which provides an easy and effective way of managing TLS credentials. Read to know more.

Learn how workflows are key to streamlining key processes and repeatable tasks, which help keep companies up and running efficiently and minimize the chance of errors.

HCL Domino has a robust and future-proof roadmap. The latest version (v12.0.1) has many new features and improvements. To know more, watch the webinar.

Watch a webinar about HCL Domino’s latest version (v12.0.1), where we have to discuss 200 questions asked in less than an hour. We have distilled them down to a Q&A below.

HCL Domino (v12.0.1) includes mobile- and web-ready app capabilities, a low-code citizen development app builder, and cloud-native deployment options.

The latest release of Domino Volt, v1.0.4, is available for customers to download from the HCL license and download portal and to try out in the Domino Volt Sandbox

Domino v12.0.1 Beta Program received high participation from our customers, ambassadors, and business partners. Highlights of Domino v12.0.1 Beta 2 Program.

HCL Nomad web allows you to run your Domino applications on a web browser or mobile device without installing any software. Read more.

HCL and Panagenda deliver MarvelClient with the NEW release of Nomad Web (1.0.1).

HCL Domino v12.0 has approached the next milestone. HCL Domino 12.0.1 and HTMO 3.0.3 have both launched a Beta Program. Learn about the latest release.

Learn about New Tech Updates for HCL Domino, Notes, Traveler, Verse, and Connections. HCL has been busy improving products. Read overview.

Beta program new Domino REST API, formerly known as “Project Keep.” Domino REST API will introduce hundreds of new APIs that aperture to information on Domino.

The new release of HCL SafeLinx 1.2 is focused on providing you with a user-friendly enterprise VPN platform with reverse proxy capabilities that aims for security at work.

Learn about common upgrade challenges to HCL Notes v12 and MarvelClient Upgrade solution to streamline your upgrade processes.

Use HCL Domino Support Update with the HCLSoftware's Domino V12 release. Understand how CCB is used to provide one license model for HCL Domino.

The story outlines the dramatic improvements of the HCL Notes client management and improved upgrade processes for a German manufacturing company, Nolte Küchen.

Domino Volt is on a quarterly release cycle, and this marks our fourth release so far. Now customers can access v1.0.3 on the HCL License Portal.

Latest versions of HCL Domino v12 and HCL Sametime, Join Us for Our Global Launch. Read here to know more..

This release engages customers, business partners, and third-party vendors to try out the 64-bit Windows Basic version and test existing extension integrations.

HCL Domino is rock solid on security. HCL Domino v12 beta is out now. Read a list of all the new native security features coming in Domino v12.

HCL Domino! Don’t wait for the next beta drop. All are automatically entitled to download the software packages from Flexnet. We look forward to your feedback.

HCL Digital Solutions to clarify the requirement for offering Support subscriptions for the various HCL Domino Programs. Read the blog to learn about partial renewals.

Domino is officially launching the first public beta of Domino v12. This beta program is shaping the future of the product and helping to deliver the best-ever product experience.

HCL Domino Volt is a low-code capability for business users and citizen developers to build powerful, secure, and enterprise-grade workflow-based applications easily.

To learn more about building apps with HCL Domino Volt and what new features are in the latest release, please read our webinar on the week.

For Domino customers on v9 or 10, you might be familiar with debugging a Java agent remotely on IBM JVM

Last month, we introduced the HCL Domino V12 Early Access Program, where we provided customers the chance to test new product features early in the development cycle.

This year, HCL Digital Solutions has delivered a modern, per user, licensing model for Domino – HCL Domino Complete Collaboration Business Edition (a.k.a. “CCB”)

HCL is fully committed to enabling you and your organization to maximize the value you get from the Domino and Sametime platforms today and in the future.

We’re proud to announce the HCL Domino Early Access Program, a new program that gives our customers and business partners a chance to test new product features early in the development cycle.

At HCL, we understand that securing your network is a topmost priority. HCL SafeLinx provides remote users with secure web-based and client-based access to enterprise applications and today, we’re excited to announce that the latest release of HCL Safelinx 1.1.

As a Domino Administrator you might have been asked by your users, “Where is this specific email!?” It has been a long-standing issue with older versions of Domino when an important document goes missing in an application used by multiple users, with no way to identify who/what/when/how a certain document was deleted. Fear no more! Domino document deletion logging is now a feature that was made available starting from Domino v10. You now have the ability to explain what might happen to the document they are looking for.  So, how can you implement it? It’s as simple as running compact task on a database, literally! A new compact task option is available to enable logging of data about deleted documents in databases that you specify. Here are the key requirements for such feature.  Use Domino v10 and above. Have transaction logging enabled. Run compact task against the database that you want to monitor:   load compact <database path> -dl on "<comma separated list of items>"  where <database path> is a specific database or a directory of databases, relative to the data directory, for example, mail or discussion.nsf.   <comma separated list of items> is a list of fields to show in the logs to help you identify deleted documents. The fields must be one of these types: Text, Text_List, RFC822_Text, or Time. Suggested fields for mail documents are Subject, SendTo, From, and DeliveredDate. If you have custom fields on a document, you can use them as well.  The data is logged to a deletion log file called delete.log, which is located under the server Data directory, IBM_TECHNICAL_SUPPORT folder. When documents are deleted from a database, entries are added to that file.  When the server is restarted, a new deletion log file is created. Old deletion log files are renamed to delete_<servername>_yyyy_mm_dd@hh_mm_ss.log; for example: delete_Server1\Renovations_2020_01_10@06_28_45.log  Deleting a document from a database adds an entry to the current deletion log file with the following data. This data is provided in a CSV-compatible format.  Data in deletion log entry ...

Last week, our team of global support advisors hosted a webinar on best practices for upgrading to Domino v11.

Low code is a software development platform that gives non-coders and coders alike the chance to develop applications through visual interfaces instead of traditional hand-coded programming.  

Last week, we hosted our new Domino Volt July release webinar covering the latest features and enhancements. We had several demos on how to directly access your Domino data, workflow enhancements, service catalogs, PDF integrations and more. For IBM z and IBM i customers, we covered the latest integration with Z and I Emulator (ZIE) to turn green screen apps into REST endpoints that Domino Volt can use to build new workflows and apps. 

In August, HCL plans to update the formal License Information found here. In the meantime, you may refer to this blog or you can request a formal Product Notice for compliance.

I have spent many years working deep within the Notes Indexing Facility (NIF). I’m not done, because there is more to be done

We recently hosted our first HCL Domino Volt roundtable session, a series where we introduce HCL Domino Volt topics and host open discussions with our customers and partners.

All Domino customers are required to maintain a record of their total PVUs allocated to the product. The report must be presented to HCL on request (per HCL Master License Agreement, §12, available here.) 

At HCL Labs, we take a more radical approach. When new members were recently brought on board, they were instructed to not just think outside the box but to set the box on fire!

We’re pleased to announce the release of HCL Domino Connector for SAP Solutions. This connector now simplifies integration between HCL Domino applications..

We are building out a rich roster of content created and delivered by multiple teams within HCL — development, support, product management, technical advisors, etc.