UniWMS enables seamless web watermarking by allowing business systems to invoke its watermarking API. This allows predefined watermarks to be rendered on designated web pages. Web watermarks follow the standards of static watermarking, supporting both digital and vector formats.
With fine-tuning options available for watermark parameters, UniWMS ensures high-quality watermark integration, effectively supporting use cases such as copyright protection and data leakage prevention. Integration with third-party systems requires minimal effort—an experienced developer can typically complete the process in under five minutes.
Due to the lightweight nature of this integration, UniWMS web watermarking imposes no performance overhead on the host system and does not disrupt existing user workflows.

– Lightweight Watermark
Third-party systems can also use UniWMS APIs to embed lightweight watermarks in documents. This process does not alter the original properties or usability of the documents.
Document watermarks serve as visible deterrents and identifiers, offering minimal file size increase and fast processing speed. The user experience remains virtually unchanged compared to the original document. However, since documents may still be edited, these watermarks can be removed, making this approach more suitable for scenarios with moderate security requirements.

– Non-editable Watermarking
UniWMS provides an API for third-party systems to apply visible, non-editable watermarks to office documents. Once applied, these documents become non-editable, while still allowing reading, copying, and distribution.
This technique works by converting document content into image-based formats with embedded watermarks, making them non-editable through standard document editing tools. While the watermarking process is slightly slower compared to document watermarking and may increase file size depending on document length and complexity, it offers significantly enhanced security. This method is ideal for highly sensitive content that must remain tamper-proof.

UniWMS includes a document publishing feature that enables organizations to control how documents are distributed. When a document is published through UniWMS, administrators can configure watermarking styles, define authorized recipients, set publication validity periods, and control operations such as receiving, forwarding, deletion, and external sharing.

During external sharing, documents can be automatically watermarked and password-protected. This feature is well-suited for internal circulation scenarios where documents must remain controlled and cannot be freely redistributed.

UniWMS is integrated with Leagsoft LV7000 series to deliver a comprehensive endpoint data leakage prevention (DLP) solution. LV7000 offers agent-based watermarking capabilities, including screen watermarks for designated applications, file-based watermarking for sensitive content, and print-time watermarking. Combined with UniWMS’s agentless architecture, the two systems complement each other to form a layered security approach.

Together, they provide visual deterrents, enforceable document protections, and complete data leakage traceability—empowering enterprises with robust, end-to-end information diffusion control.