When was the first DMS system created?
The first Document Management Systems (DMS) began to develop during the 1980s. These early systems were primarily focused on digitizing and storing paper documents, allowing organizations to manage large volumes of information more efficiently.
One of the first significant DMS systems was IBM’s “ImagePlus,” launched in 1988. This system used document scanning to convert them into digital format, storing them in electronic archives that were easily searchable and accessible to employees within the organization.
As technology evolved, DMS systems became more sophisticated, incorporating functionalities such as version control, access management, integration with other business applications, and business process automation.
My DMS system: Comprehensive solution for digitalization
My DMS system offers a comprehensive solution for digitalization and optimization of business processes, enabling more efficient management of documents and information. With a focus on an intuitive interface, personalized access, advanced automation, and security, my DMS system provides everything needed for a modern and agile organization.
Additional functionalities
Management of eInvoices and eDocuments (incoming and outgoing with SEF)
API connection with ERP
eRegistry
eCorrespondence log
Archival book
VAT records
Task manager
Ticketing system
Electronic signature
Template creation
Ability to assign deputies in cases of absence from work
And much more…
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