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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Scattered Document Management
Organizations struggle to store, find, version, and share critical documents across scattered systems, causing lost files, version confusion, and compliance risk.
In their words
Have you tried any companies that retrieve records? Especially the newer ai assisted work flows?
our only means of "publishing" documents is by uploading the PDF on SharePoint and tagging it with Meta data
our employee files are all electronic but are not necessarily all in one place
I would happily pay him the same to come to my house and shred on site and bag it up and put it in my trash bin.
I was spending hours every week just trying to find specific files or information for different projects.
If we have a dispute, there is no quick or easy way to check whether there has been previous correspondence about the matter
I don’t understand why attorneys can’t just take an extra 10 seconds to click around and confirm who is handling a file before making accusatory remarks.
What they needed was housekeeping which no one budgets for.
you might as well consider emails gone forever once they’re filed
a team of first year associates spent a full day reading different documents while people on the other side typed out what we were reading
shared drives and a prayer basically... it always devolves into a folder labyrinth
We were still mailing paper certificates and forms to clients with return envelopes like its 1998.
We’re attempting to move away from storing everything in folders on OneDrive because it’s unmaintainable and poorly indexed.
Businesses and professional firms
Where they talk
- r/paralegal
- r/sysadmin
- r/Accounting
- r/Paperlessngx
- r/legaltech
- r/office
- r/biglaw
- r/ClaudeAI
Tools they use today
- SharePoint
- Google Drive
- Excel
- OneDrive
- Paperless-ngx
- Word
- NetDocuments
- Claude
Why those fall short
- partners refuse digital alternatives; efax seen as worse than fax machines
- no agreed structure or naming rules; changes break coworkers' habits
- no real document management; stores corrupt and quotas fill
- Court cannot accept or apply electronic signatures
- constant outages, documents and folders go missing, access walls fail
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