# Official Website: WordPerfect (Corel)

**Type:** source
**Status:** Useful
**Confidence:** Medium
**Source Type:** official-page
**URL:** https://www.wordperfect.com/en/
**Archive:** https://web.archive.org/web/20260809085356/https://www.wordperfect.com/en/
**Archived:** 2026-08-09
**Publisher:** Corel Corporation (Alludo)
**Raw:** raw/wordperfect-novell-historical-sources/2026-08-11-a3c6890fee48.txt
**Retrieved:** 2026-08-12
**Updated:** 2026-08-11

## Summary

Corel's current WordPerfect product site, which markets WordPerfect Office as an all-in-one productivity suite for businesses, government, and education. It establishes that the product still ships, and under whose ownership; it says nothing about the software's Utah origins.

## Useful Claims

- WordPerfect is a current, commercially marketed product, sold as an office suite to business, government, and education buyers.
- The product is owned and published by Corel, not by a Utah company.

## Verbatim

> "All-in-one office suites for businesses, government and education institutions."
> — Product line description

> "The office suite of choice, designed to help you produce your best work"
> — WordPerfect Office Standard product card

> "Copyright © 2023 Corel Corporation. All rights reserved."
> — Footer

## Reliability Notes

Self-reported tier: a vendor's own product marketing, reliable for what the vendor sells and who owns it, and no evidence at all about the product's history.

This document does not establish WordPerfect's BYU and Orem origins, the Satellite Software International rename, its DOS-era market position, Novell's 1994 acquisition, or the later sale to Corel. Those historical claims require contemporaneous records.

## Related Pages

- [WordPerfect and Novell's Utah Software Ambition](wordperfect-and-novell.md)

## Maintainer Notes

- This page was retyped and renamed from “WordPerfect and Novell Historical Sources” on 2026-08-11 because the old page mixed several publishers and attributed historical claims to this modern product page.
- Add separate source pages for Novell annual reports and 10-Ks, archived WordPerfect Corporation materials, and Utah newspaper coverage from the 1980s and early 1990s.
- `**Raw:**` still points at a directory named for the old slug. Captures are immutable and should not be renamed when a page title changes.