What's next for Accure Documents for M3.
We're continuously building Accure for M3 — adding new output channels, smarter document tools, a faster inbound engine, and a hardened, compliant cloud platform. Here's an honest look at what we're working on now and what's coming next.
New output channels · Faster inbound engine · Visual document tooling · SOC 2 & NIS2 readiness · Multi-tenant cloud
Shipping now — generally available.
These features have completed development and testing and are rolling out to Accure for M3 customers. No code, no consultants — configure them yourself.
WYSIWYG Label Composer
Design and edit labels visually, exactly as they'll print — drag, drop, and preview in real time. Build and adjust shipping, product, and compliance labels without writing a single line of code or waiting on a consultant.
XML Mapper — M3 data
Map M3 data document data to your output templates through a clear visual interface. Connect ERP fields to document elements without scripting, making onboarding of new M3 document types dramatically faster.
Building now.
Active development is underway. The two biggest streams: a wave of new outbound delivery channels through APIOut, and a ground-up refactor of the entire inbound flow for speed, resilience, and compliance.
APIOut — new outbound delivery channels
APIOut extends the Accure Gateway with a new generation of API-driven destinations, so your M3 documents can reach more systems, more mailboxes, and more compliance regimes — automatically, by rule. New channels in development:
Microsoft Graph API
Deliver documents straight into SharePoint and Teams.
PostGrid
Post-to-print physical mail via a cloud postal service.
Digital mailboxes
Secure delivery to Kivra, e-Boks and similar national inboxes.
Supplier portals
Push invoices and documents to portals such as SAP Ariba.
Cloud storage
Output to Azure Blob, Amazon S3 and Dropbox.
CTC compliance
Continuous Transaction Control for countries with mandatory clearance.
Inbound flow — full refactor
We're rebuilding the entire incoming document pipeline from the ground up for higher throughput, better resilience, and clearer diagnostics — a modern HTTPS API entry point, more robust background processing, and smarter input analysis to validate and classify documents as they arrive.
SOC 2 & NIS2 readiness
As part of the inbound refactor we're reviewing the full pipeline against SOC 2 and the EU NIS2 directive — tightening controls, logging, and data handling so customers in regulated and public-sector environments can adopt Accure for M3 with confidence.
On the drawing board.
We're scoping and designing these now. Direction is set; details are being shaped with customer input before development begins.
PostProcessing
A new stage for transforming, enriching, and acting on documents after they're generated — think conditional bundling, splitting, content insertion, and downstream triggers. Currently in analysis and design.
XML Mapper — Generic
Extending the visual mapping experience beyond M3 data to any structured XML source — so non-M3 systems and third-party data can be mapped to documents with the same no-code workflow. In analysis and design.
Investing in the platform underneath.
Less visible, equally important — the cloud foundations and quality systems that keep Accure for M3 fast, reliable, and trustworthy as we scale.
Multi-tenant cloud platform
Our next-generation multi-tenant data platform (built on Azure Cosmos DB) has its first tenant up and running in test — the foundation for stronger isolation, elastic scale, and faster onboarding of new customers.
Conversion Factory — Continuous QA
Continuous quality assurance across the Conversion Factory — automated, ongoing validation of document output so changes ship safely and regressions are caught before they ever reach a customer document.
Want a say in what we build next?
The best features on this roadmap started as customer conversations. Book a free session with an Accure Solution Architect to tell us what matters most for your M3 environment — and see what's coming for your use case.
This roadmap reflects our current plans and is shared for information only. Features, timing, and scope may change, and items shown here are not a commitment to deliver any functionality. Last updated June 2026.
