DocLogix Software
DocLogix is a cloud-based document management solution for businesses of all sizes in manufacturing, government, finance, energy and other sectors. It helps users to process, manage, store and access key business information as well as monitor business workflows.
DocLogix features integrated optical character recognition (OCR) and business analytics features. It also supports document importing, reporting, scanning and retrieval from multiple sources. Integrates include Microsoft Office, SAP and NAV.
The work order management feature allows teams to create priority lists, manage workflows, collect work orders at one place and share them with the manufacturing team. The contract management module helps sales teams to edit, prepare and send contracts to their customers. It also features a template library that includes ready to use agreement forms for a variety of business deals.
Apart from cloud hosting, businesses can also opt for on-premises deployment. Support is offered via phone and email.
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Supported Operating System(s):
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Web browser (OS agnostic), Windows 2000, Windows 8
1 Review of DocLogix
Neill from Consentia Inc
Employees number: 51-200 employees
May 2017
May 2017
Powerful process management software.
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A powerful flexible system for automating business processes for my clients.
Pros
Totally flexible and configurable for nearly any business process. Lightweight system requirements. Powerful search, filters, and sorting of information. Powerful document management features for archival. Excellent template and reporting features. Many templates for business processes are included. Connects to other systems easily.
Cons
The web-based interface is not great for collaborative document management or working on "living" documents. Requires Windows Server and MS SQL. Configuring the system would be difficult for small-to-medium companies that don't have dedicated IT.
