EzeeFile Document Management System

What is EzeeFile?

EzeeFile is a web-based document management solution for enterprises of varying sizes. It acts as a central repository of sensitive documents and enables authorized employees to access the same for automating their organizational workflows. With the software, enterprises can standardize operations, reduce process implementation time and optimize multiple resources.

EzeeFile allows organizations to store, monitor, and manage large volumes of digitized data. Registered admin can configure the workflow structure according to their business standards and policies. They can add single users or groups and grant them custom access control along with specific data storage permissions. Employees can conduct a content-based search with the database of EzeeFile for quick retrieval of necessary documents. 

How does EzeeFile’s Disaster Recovery module facilitate secured data management in an enterprise?

The disaster recovery module is designed as an integral aspect of document storage, document delivery, and application security services, within the software. The module comes equipped with defined protocols and procedures, offering all-round protection from significant calamities besides multiple security issues like data breaches, hacking or any kind of system failures.

Pricing of EzeeFile

The pricing of EzeeFile is available on request. To know more about the solution, please request a callback. Our in-house product specialists will get back to you at your requested time.

Benefits of EzeeFile

1. Hierarchy Tree: Custom hierarchy tree module within EzeeFile data management software helps organizations define role-based access, and process flows in alignment with their operational standards, policies, internal structure, and business targets.
2. Electronic Signature: With the document storage software, employees can electronically sign documents to automate and reduce the implementation timeline of processes and applications.
3. Document Indexing: Business houses can organize their databases by indexing documents and classifying them into groups, on the basis of their individual functions.