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Document Management
Document management refers to the storage and organisation of your business records – from correspondence to invoices. In a SaaS, cloud computing context, document management means the fully-digitised storage of your data in a readily searchable, scalable, shareable and secure database. Document management applications are a bit like an electronic filing cabinet and are often run in conjunction with other applications, including marketing and accounting or financial software.
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