Compared to manually exporting & fixing up a CSV, then building an agent to export all attachments (and later build a Power Automate flow to reattach the files in SharePoint), using SWING's solution is dramatically faster. Additionally, it was very simple to pilot an archive two ways: As a SharePoint List (more common for us) or as a Library (much easier to navigate in particular cases). Even though Seascape is really built for Archiving data, there were a few instances where the I ended up rebuilding the Notes database process in SharePoint using the exported data. Using Seascape once again drastically sped up that process as well. All around, this is a great tool which allows you pilot your exported data in multiple ways to "get it right" before moving forward with a full export / archive. Seascape was also super easy to install.

It works so easily there is no big knowledge needed. Most of the application runs through. Only when there is a very large amount of data or a lot of non-standard use comes across, then some caution is needed.

I have used Swing PDF Converter when we developed Lotus Notes application, there was requirement to convert the whole invoice and order into PDF. It very well served the purpose, also we could customise the PDF to a very extent.