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Automated document storage and digital workflow functions for process optimization in your company thanks to PaperOffice DMS document management

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The pandemic has been affecting the lives and work of all people around the world for a good 10 months now. Practically every industry is more or less affected by this and an end to the crisis situation is not really in sight.

The only thing that is certain is that this time of extraordinary measures will be over at some point, and then it is important to be able to get started again or, even better, to have a lead over the competition. One such advantage is, for example, perfect document management, like the one PaperOffice DMS has to offer.

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PaperOffice makes it easier for SMEs and the self-employed to make future-oriented investments in administration, even in times of reduced sales. The flood of data is not decreasing. Certainly, incoming information is subject to a certain reduction in times of crisis, but it is precisely such times that allow data management to be brought up to date. With its various tools, PaperOffice DMS is ideally suited for this. For example, will you use the time of the pandemic to finally completely digitize the analog part of the company archive?

With PaperOffice DMS this can be done easily because the software contains everything that is needed; a high-performance OCR text recognition, and of course the integrated AI, lovingly named PIA by the PaperOffice team. PIA automatically recognizes master data that has been recorded once in every newly scanned document and arranges it in the digital filing system in terms of time and keywords.
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These documents are immediately available to all authorized employees registered in the system via the integrated search engine. The workflow, which is also part of PaperOffice, is used to process data, for example in a project group with automatically assigned versioning, without changing the original document, which in turn corresponds to proper storage in accordance with the German GoBD.
But PIA is not at the end of its digital administration expertise. It creates lists just like forms and creates automated letters, such as invoices to be issued regularly. Admittedly, PIA cannot make coffee, but in times of equality the male employees in the office can also take on this task.

PaperOffice DMS reduces costs in administration, whether that be for SMEs or self-employed in the home office. With the option to pay in installments without credit rating agency information, PaperOffice also becomes a portable investment, even in times of pandemic.

Neither the professional world nor the more than 900,000 users worldwide question that PaperOffice is an above-average document management software. That is almost to be expected, since the specialists at PaperOffice have been dealing with this DMS for over 17 years. What is special about this is that the employees at PaperOffice are not satisfied with simply meeting the conventional requirements for digital document management, but are always one step further.
For example, through the integration of extensive workflow management. Workflow management, on its own, is primarily concerned with the framework conditions that are necessary to enable a workflow within a network. In short, so that team players can work properly.

PaperOffice Workflow – simple task assignment is good, digital approval is better
Geniuses such as Albert Einstein are or were seldom real team players and usually achieve amazing goals on their own. Without a doubt, people with an IQ that is well above average are also dependent on an exchange of ideas and social contacts, this is not to stimulate themselves spiritually, but rather for reasons of interpersonal relationships. The large average, however, does better in a group. After all, people have come a long way as team players. Modern Homo Sapiens was a networker from the start and is now more than ever. PaperOffice takes this evolutionary development into account by integrating the workflow management in your document management system.

The powerful and extensive workflow module PaperOffice Control enables the assignment and processing of complex processes, controls document information and tasks efficiently through the company. Both simple and complex multi-level workflows with branches can be defined. In addition to the simple approval workflows, extensive checking and approval processes can be implemented, such as an invoice approval by defining multi-level work processes with branches through red-green queries, like a traffic light. In addition, digital releases can be requested and further actions can be carried out. So the process overview is always kept in mind.

What can team players expect from PaperOffice workflow module?
The term workflow requires a framework or, better, appropriate tools in order to be able to implement a common workflow.
This framework was created in PaperOffice in order to enable working groups to perfectly organize their projects without breaking the internal boundaries.
This is one of the differences that sets the PaperOffice workflow apart from conventional project software. Projects usually begin with assigning a task to one or more employees, who usually first have to undertake organizational efforts. It’s good if the PaperOffice DMS is already installed in the respective company for document management, because it takes over a large part of the organization, which ultimately saves time and money.

With PaperOffice Workflow you optimize your work processes, reduce costs and become more productive overall. This means that every employee always has an overview of existing workflows and thus control over all processes. The workflows can only be edited and approved by those who have been assigned to them. In PaperOffice, every member of a team is informed at all times about the status of things and the progress, both as a whole and in detail. At PaperOffice you don’t need any extra office space, you don’t even need all team members in the same city.

In addition, the PaperOffice team provides precise instructions and workflows for almost every PaperOffice functionality. Exact instructions can be viewed as workshops on YouTube https://video.paperoffice.com/en/workflow

PaperOffice DMS with workflow management, for teams with big goals.

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PaperOffice document management system and QNAP NAS-TOP performance

  • Perfect combination of PaperOffice DMS and QNAP NAS

How does a car, a ship, an airplane or a modern CAD lathe work? Roughly summarized, these devices work because various components are coordinated with one another. The better these components interact with each other, the better the performance of the entire device.

This is shown even better with the computer, whereby this special device, which has shaped the world like no other in the last 50 years, is always seen as a unit of software and hardware. One does not work without the other, and here too, when hardware and software complement each other perfectly, the result is simply superior performance. Just like between PaperOffice, the document management software, and QNAP, the database server.

In the decades of continuous development of application programs and operating systems on the one hand and processors for data processing and their peripherals on the other, a logical structure has emerged. The core of this structure is a central storage unit that is controlled by a network-compatible program. This solves a problem that was initially not noticed in the early years of the PC, because in companies in particular, the single-user computer was many times better than analog solutions. However, in many companies it has been and is still being shown that a single-user computer, and thus also its user, does not make its performance and its content available to the company adequately.

The best performance results when all single-user computers are connected directly to a logically managed storage unit in which all data and results are stored and retrieved. But that’s not all, with the right program, the PC workstation computers involved in the network or their users can be relieved and supported. Last but not least, the configuration of the data management software and database server achieves a much higher level of security, bypassing the cloud, the data storage of a third party, which per se brings with it some legal as well as performance problems.

QNAP NAS – store, retrieve, control

What sounds here as if it were a matter of installing a central, multi-million euro supercomputer in the company is actually the only sensible solution. When choosing the right components, you also have a solution that has a very good price-performance ratio, the costs of which are amortized very quickly in relation to the monthly rent of the cloud data storage. For SMEs in particular, the combination of a database server (NAS) with document management software (DMS) is the ideal means of significantly increasing administration, operational control and security at low cost. But what are the “right” components?

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PaperOffice DMS and Synology NAS – trusted partners

For a company where employees from different departments need to access a common pool of data to do their job, the Synology NAS is the fastest solution. In turn, PaperOffice offers software that simplifies the management of these data.
For a company where employees from different departments need to access a common pool of data to do their job, the Synology NAS is the fastest solution. In turn, PaperOffice offers software that simplifies the management of these data.

Swimming against the current usually takes strength and can be a mistake under certain circumstances. But swimming with the current is not always the right decision. The PaperOffice DMS software studio actually designs a very streamlined document management software that speeds up the workflow considerably in over 900,000 companies worldwide, but at one point PaperOffice resists the mainstream and they have good reasons for it.

According to the forecast of a large media company, around 80% of all company data will be stored in an external cloud in 2025. The storage space in the data cloud is inexpensive and allows the convenient management of digital documents, but how secure is the “cloud”?

Every cloud operator puts the security of the data stored in the foreground in the foreground, but the promises made about security, which are often made out loud, quickly become subdued when the question arises as to what happens to government access? While government access is planned in the EU with the E-Evidence Regulation, the United States has long since messed up. The so-called Cloud Act not only allows US authorities to view all clouds of US companies, but also the clouds of companies that only have a branch or subsidiary in the USA, even if their servers are not in the USA stands. Nine of the top ten cloud operators are headquartered in the United States and one non-US company has numerous branches in the United States. In short, data security is not guaranteed in a cloud.

PaperOffice DMS relies on NAS from Synology

So what is left to create real data security, but at the same time to be able to use the efficiency of the cloud?

The answer is very simple: your own company cloud. This can be done, for example, with a NAS, attached network storage. The integrated network storage is a central data storage with special infrastructure, not just an external hard drive. The NAS from the Taiwanese manufacturer and global market leader Synology have been tried and tested by millions of corporate customers for decades and they are perfectly matched to the document management software PaperOffice. As in the cloud, employees can save and edit their documents, as required at different access levels, and are highly encrypted to ward off hacker attacks, for example. Government agencies are completely left out because a NAS server is not a cloud.

Depending on the company size or data volume, Synology-NAS can be tailored to the company in terms of data storage size and access rights. Possible company growth can be easily planned. In the same breath, PaperOffice DMS ensures that the network connection of up to 800 terminals runs smoothly. PaperOffice and Synology-NAS are suitable for SMEs as well as for large companies.

What about the cost?

A third-party cloud is initially the “cheaper” option compared to investing in a NAS. However, it should be borne in mind that the responsibility for the data remains with the data owner and also the risk of loss and failure. For example, in data protection, which is anchored in the GDPR. Anyone who stores sensitive data in a cloud does not outsource the criminal consequences of loss or espionage. The cloud operator excludes this risk responsibility in its terms and conditions.

Synology NAS connection and setup are easily explained by PaperOffice on youtube:

Those who would like to read the instruction can use the PaperOffice HelpDesk.
Or simply request a free presentation and setup from PaperOffice technical staff without obligation and free of charge.

For these reasons, PaperOffice DMS and Synology NAS are the perfect team partners for companies, from small businesses to industry. A worthwhile investment in data security and digital data management.

You can find the published press release at:

https://www.issuewire.com/paperoffice-dms-and-synology-nas-trusted-partners-1655624754228860

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Network Security with Synology

A NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a data storage for networks. Like the devices of Synology, the world leader in this field. Together with PaperOffice, the well-known data management system, it forms a functional and very secure entity for a company’s intranet.

PaperOffice Document Management Software is the complete solution: Archiving and managing documents with automatic AI-based document recognition. Efficient and AI-based document archiving, file management, contract management and document management for private users to large enterprises. World's best OCR text recognition, live keyword search and SQL-based audit-proof data storage - you're guaranteed to find every document in seconds, with no data loss. Together with your Synology or QNAP NAS, your PaperOffice is the best DMS

There are various providers of storage space in the cloud on the Internet. This benefit, has advantages, but also disadvantages. The biggest disadvantage is undoubtedly the transfer of data into third, in foreign hands. Even if it is promised that the deposited documents are absolutely safe, no company in the world can guarantee this 100%. Not only hackers can compromise data security, depending on the location of the cloud provider, the respective state laws can allow the relevant authorities and companies to completely legalize the content. An unfortunately bad example here is the USA. For example, the renowned computer magazine “c’t” already warned US clouds in April 2017, as their data protection among experts is rated as very low. But even in the EU or in Germany at any time data leaks are possible, either from sloppiness at the operator of the cloud or be it from secret powers of European intelligence.

The reasonable solution for companies is therefore the establishment of an intranet with a common server for all integrated terminals. The NAS forms the heart of the hardware, the central data storage. At the same time, PaperOffice Team is the figurative mind of the company intranet.

The operation of NAS and PaperOffice

The central focus of a data management system such as PaperOffice are logically structured databases whose structure allows maximum security but also lightning fast access.

PaperOffice makes it easy for its users to migrate data previously stored on hard drives of laptops or desktops to a shared data store, the NAS. So all documents of a company are always available and not only if the colleague in question is currently running his computer and allows data access. Of course, hierarchical levels are also possible on the NAS, ie the establishment of different, password-protected access levels.

Databases are used for communication between the computers connected to the network and the NAS. On the side of the terminals, these are mySQL databases, in which all information is stored that will later move to the NAS. This can be data from the hard disk as well as scanned documents to digitize analog formats as well. If a NAS-based intranet is already set up, the paperless office should also be realized. It’s easy with PaperOffice.

From the mySQL database, the information stored here is transferred to the database on the NAS. This is the database management system MariaDB 10, which is used by PaperOffice as well as Synology.

Safety first

As soon as you save the data in the mySQL database, they are encrypted using an AES 1024-bit key. This extremely secure encryption was originally used for military purposes. A second level of security refers to Windows operating systems. Usually, a data directory is created under these operating systems when saving. For example, this allows espionage software to gain insight into what has been stored. Quite a table of contents for thieves. Windows cannot create a data directory under PaperOffice and Synology NAS.

Once all the data in MariaDB 10 has arrived on the NAS server, PaperOffice manages it according to the wishes of the user. Safe and with access speeds that are literally lightning fast.

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Document management system PaperOffice – ideal for small and medium-sized enterprises

Efficient document management systems pay off in the long term

The term document management software, DMS for short, describes a tool whose functionality goes far beyond the heart of the matter. The original approach, the logical archiving of digital data on single-user computers or in networks, almost inevitably entails additional functions.

It is only sensible to use, instead of many different programs, only one dedicated to the management of data. Especially if this program is equipped so that it connects via corresponding interfaces with other programs, such as the ERP or the accounting software of a company. PaperOffice DMS is such a tool with multifunctionality, quasi the Swiss army knife on the hard disk or the server, whereby the origin of PaperOffice is not to be found with the Confederates, but in Harsewinkel in the Münsterland. However, that is already 17 years back and during this period PaperOffice set out to conquer the world.

Document management system PaperOffice - ideal for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Efficient document management systems pay off in the long term

Today, around 900,000 users across the globe are convinced of the capabilities of this document management program. One of the reasons for this is the fact that the PaperOffice team never stops evolving, this is reflected in the already often achieved price-performance victory in various publications. It is a constant process of improvement regarding PaperOffice and, as far as possible, it stays often one step ahead of the competition. For example, in terms of the use of artificial intelligence or the integration of NAS servers.

Here are just 5 important points described with which PaperOffice goes beyond expectations:

Point 1: Central information management

PaperOffice DMS is the omniscient memory of many SMEs. For this purpose, the folder structures of the managed computers or servers are structured uniformly. Duplicates are tracked down as if by magic – the user is informed and can decide how to proceed further. Analog documents read in via the scanner interfaces are converted to digitally editable documents via the integrated OCR text recognition function, and prepared on the basis of master data and a keyword index so that the integrated search engine only needs a fraction of a second to find certain documents, even if the User barely knows what it’s all about. Recently edited documents will, of course, be listed in a preview.

Point 2: Versioning

In companies, but also in authorities or associations, documents go through several processing steps, even by different people or departments. The problem with conventional office software is that only the most recently edited version is available and changes or entries previously made have sometimes been overwritten or deleted. PaperOffice prevents this by creating a history for each document containing when and what has been edited. Any version of the document can be restored as needed.

Point 3: Legal provisions

The observance of retention periods or the storage of original documents has lost nothing of relevance even in the digital age. For this reason, PaperOffice has laid down the principles for the orderly management and safekeeping of books, records, and documents in electronic form as well as for data access (GoBD) according to the German governmental financial administration.

Point 4: Perfected workflow

What could be better than integrating the control of projects, processes or instructions into document management? For example, PaperOffice DMS enables the allocation of group rooms in the network, including the control of it.
Assignment of tasks is also one of the functions in PaperOffice, in which not only documents as a whole, but certain areas of the document, such as an invoice total or address, can be defined as a task. You can form teams and mark tasks as “done”, add comments to tasks, and much more.

Point 5: AI-based automation

Accounting is important, but also constantly repetitive and it is usually provided with only minor changes operations. Nevertheless, it is labor-intensive. At PaperOffice DMS, there is a feature called “PIA” and is integrated artificial intelligence. Its task is, among other things, to create templates and forms from master data, recognize them and storage them fully automatically.

There are more important points in PaperOffice DMS, but the best thing is to just test the software to check them out for yourself.

You can find the published press release at:

https://www.issuewire.com/document-management-system-paperoffice-ideal-for-small-and-medium-sized-enterprises-1650200006897148

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Synology NAS in a team with document management system PaperOffice – because it’s better

The term document management software, DMS for short, describes a tool whose functionality goes far beyond the heart of the matter. The original approach, the logical archiving of digital data on single-user computers or in networks.

For a company where employees from different departments need to access a common pool of data to do their job, the Synology NAS is the fastest solution. In turn, PaperOffice offers software that simplifies the management of these data.

It is only sensible to use, instead of many different programs, only one dedicated to the management of data. Especially if this program is equipped so that it connects via corresponding interfaces with other programs, such as the ERP or the accounting software of a company.

Today, around 900,000 users across the globe are convinced of the capabilities of this document management program. One of the reasons for this is the fact that the PaperOffice team never stops evolving, this is reflected in the already often achieved price-performance victory in various publications. It is a constant process of improvement regarding PaperOffice and, as far as possible, it stays often one step ahead of the competition. For example, in terms of the use of artificial intelligence or the integration of NAS servers, such as Synology NAS.

Digitization – are there pros and cons?

Digital association Bitkom conducted a study in October 2018 on espionage, sabotage, and data theft in business and industry.

First, the good news: the higher a company is digitized, the less it is affected by data theft, espionage, and sabotage. However, what may seem strange at first sight is quite right, because the more a company digitizes all its elements, the more it invests in terms of security.

The bad news, however, is that 47% of companies surveyed in the study have suffered damage from digital attacks in the last 2 years. 24% represents inconveniences done by malicious software or malware, so it is evident that these have caused by far the biggest damage. In the process, communication, as well as customer and critical business data, are stolen or even used to blackmail the affected company. Stolen customer data is extremely sensitive in many ways. It is not only the general business damage, but also the loss of reputation and the possibly expected fines, because the due diligence was not done according to the GoBD or the DSGVO. That can be up to 10 million euros or 2% of sales.

What needs to be done to make it better?

Of course, it’s about uncovering vulnerabilities, if possible before an attack has been successful. It is not even necessary to distinguish between single-user computers of freelancers and networks in SMEs. Very often, the hard disks of the individual computers also serve as data storage. On the one hand, this is unproductive, on the other hand, it facilitates attacks from the outside. The intelligent solution is external data storage such as a network-attached storage or NAS for short. The separation of data storage and computer allows a much higher level of security and makes working at the same time more effective. Not recommended, however, is the cloud storage on the Internet. Placing sensitive data in the hands of third parties basically means loss of control; many companies have regretted it.

The second important point is data management. Conventional folder structures of the most frequently used operating systems are more likely to be described as “stale” regarding their handling, because they are sometimes based on analog hanging file registers from the distant past. That’s why companies and freelancers, take the wrong route and install various software solutions, which separates the processes of searching and then archiving and, ultimately, encrypting. The mistake is that most of the compatibility between them is missing and that every software can also be a gateway for hackers. The reasonable way is one, really only one, document management software (DMS) which brings all the necessary tools included with it.

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PaperOffice DMS and Synology NAS – the team player

PaperOffice is a document management program that has been on the market for 17 years and is constantly evolving. Important features of the software include, for example, the complete adoption of the folder structures of an operating system and the diversification of the folder directory. Most hacker programs look for data in this directory when searching for data. In addition, PaperOffice has an AES 1024bit encryption, which cannot be cracked. Other features include workflow management, automatic document recognition, OCR full-text recognition, mass export of data and form creation, and much more.

All this complements the Synology NAS, an external data storage whose proprietary security architecture already presents an insurmountable barrier to Internet criminals, and which can be easily adapted to today’s and tomorrow’s needs.

You can find the published press release at:

https://www.issuewire.com/synology-nas-in-a-team-with-document-management-system-paperoffice-because-its-better-1646558376886418

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PaperOffice – Too good to be just a DMS?

Here is a heavyweight with a very good cost-efficiency ratio against middleweights, which often bring excessive fee requirements.

PaperOffice Document Management Software is the complete solution: Archiving and managing documents with automatic AI-based document recognition. Efficient and AI-based document archiving, file management, contract management and document management for private users to large enterprises. World's best OCR text recognition, live keyword search and SQL-based audit-proof data storage - you're guaranteed to find every document in seconds, with no data loss. Together with your Synology or QNAP NAS, your PaperOffice is the best DMS

Document archives have been around for ages, at least by human standards. Sumerian merchants recorded their business transactions and archived them in cuneiform on clay tablets more than 5,000 years ago. In terms of durability and format unbeaten to this day. The cuneiform script was used for 2000 years. The producers of modern data media still have to work hard on the technology to catch up with this.

But today, everything can be saved, which greatly increases the complexity of the storage process, not to mention the amount of data. But the archiving alone is not enough. Also, the pure knowledge that all processes can be called up as needed, is no longer sufficient. Nowadays, recognizing and using the contexts is the capital of archiving, of information management.

Document management is simply not enough

The difference between information management and document management can already be explained using the words “information” and “document”. A document has a formal, standardized frame. This was an important factor in maintaining order in the pre-digital era of records management. Information is everything. A really good archive contains everything, because only in this way can certain processes be understood, and the information that comes along with the quasi-official documentation often hold more important content than the folders with the formal processes.

When Daniel Schönland developed his first PaperOffice in 2002, it was a decent document management software, a DMS. Within the next 17 years to this day many more features have been added. Therefore, the question may be asked whether PaperOffice can be classified as a document management tool or rather as an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) tool. Given what document management software should and what PaperOffice can do, the software must undoubtedly be classified in the higher-rated ECM.

ECM – Part of Information Management

While a DMS concentrates on the bundling and classification of documents, also their archiving as a dynamic filing system, as well as the task of converting and also archiving scanned documents; the scope of ECM is much wider.

First, the main components of ECM include:

Recording
Administration
Storage
Preservation
Output

As far as the DMS are in agreement, the differences become clear in the subcomponents of the ECM:

– Document management
– Cooperation with supporting systems
– Intranet and Internet management
– Records Management
– Workflow or transaction processing

Just a quick glance at the possibilities that PaperOffice offers to its users shows that this is not a simple software, but a mature ECM. No wonder PaperOffice is regularly the price-performance winner in the journals within the DMS category. Here is a heavyweight with a very good cost-efficiency ratio against middleweights, which often bring excessive fee requirements.

Information management as needed

PaperOffice is convincing in every aspect; in the acquisition of analogue or electrical information; in machine-generated information, such as the capture of EDI or XML documents; as well as in the storage of virtually every digital format, including image, video, and sound.

The recognition of bar or QR codes, the processing of forms and preprinted printing as well as the processing of E-forms are performed by PaperOffice via PIA; an AI that arranges the correct assignment of incoming documents by comparison with already stored information, and from these, as desired, create new content. The possibilities of PaperOffice are far from exhausted.

Conclusion: PaperOffice is pure Enterprise Content Management.

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PIA – the AI in PaperOffice

Artificial intelligence is the logical next step in digital development. The program learning ability makes working life easier. Especially with regard to documents and their correct archiving. PaperOffice PIA is available for this process.

PaperOffice Document Management Software is the complete solution: Archiving and managing documents with automatic AI-based document recognition. Efficient and AI-based document archiving, file management, contract management and document management for private users to large enterprises. World's best OCR text recognition, live keyword search and SQL-based audit-proof data storage - you're guaranteed to find every document in seconds, with no data loss. Together with your Synology or QNAP NAS, your PaperOffice is the best DMS

No, PIA is not a friendly office worker who dedicates himself daily to the task of filing new documents analogously and digitally where they belong. In human form, there are innumerable Pias with other names that often do this job, although it is not their job, but without this laborious manual administration in a digital environment would soon sink into chaos. Incidentally, a work that costs an incredible amount of time and resources, although probably no one took the trouble to skip the cost factor. The assumption is obvious that here alone for Germany a three-digit million amount comes together.

What or who is PIA?

PIA is part of the automated storage of PaperOffice document management software and stands for:

PaperOffice

Intelligent

Automatization

Man distinguishes himself above all through the recognition of logical and abstract contexts. In combination with his memory, over the years he or she gains a store of experience that helps to classify new experiences more easily and assess their importance. The problem, or perhaps the happiness for humans, is that their memory is no more perfect than the ability to assess meaning. Because logic is one thing, feelings are the other.

PIA, on the other hand, is not affected by feelings and has a perfect memory. The other part, the recognition of logical as well as abstract contexts, must also learn PIA, but it does this much faster than the human, to which actually only in adulthood, so after a good 18 years, mental peak performance is granted. PIA, on the other hand, learns with each new document and immediately uses what they have already learned.
The AI of PIA is able to independently recognize incoming documents according to certain characteristics and assign them to the respective storage. Totally automatic. As soon as PIA has collected certain data from a corresponding company, authority or customer, all other documents with the same characteristics will be assigned accordingly.

PIA – in the sign of the three

The orientation, which document belongs where, takes place first of all via three recognition features:

  1. Visual recognition
  2. Recognition by keywords
  3. Recognition via QR or barcodes

A visual recognition means the storage of certain optical features which are identical on each document, such as the company logo or the footer.
Keywords also often repeat themselves on a document, for example the VAT or the email address.
Finally, if available, machine-readable barcodes and QR codes.

Thanks to PIA, every new written contact must only be read in once and a corresponding folder created within the PaperOffice DMS. Any further correspondence with these characteristics will automatically migrate to the corresponding folder.
For the discovery of a document, above all the keywords are important, which are determined either themselves or optionally via PIA. The live keyword search in PaperOffice finds the corresponding document at lightning speed, for example, via the date of receipt and if this is omitted, then another striking word or combination of words, which is also possible in PIA.

Analog documents can be read in via flatbed scanners, feeder or drum scanners or other methods and are available as digital content in the respective folder in no time at all. PIA, the intelligent tool for automated filing in PaperOffice DMS, saves a lot of time and money.

Visit us at www.paperoffice.com and download a free trial license.

Published press release can be found at:

https://www.issuewire.com/pia-the-ai-in-paperoffice-document-management-system-1638214316160442
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Data protection in perfection

Security is written BIG

It is by no means a minor problem. Personal and company-related data are automatically stored on the Internet today. On the one hand, this is necessary in order to accelerate communication, on the other hand, both the transparent person and the glass company have long since become reality.

PaperOffice Document Management Software is the complete solution: Archiving and managing documents with automatic AI-based document recognition. Efficient and AI-based document archiving, file management, contract management and document management for private users to large enterprises. World's best OCR text recognition, live keyword search and SQL-based audit-proof data storage - you're guaranteed to find every document in seconds, with no data loss. Together with your Synology or QNAP NAS, your PaperOffice is the best DMS

Data is the modern gold after countless specialist companies mine it. In this way, in the business, no matter in which industry, competitive advantages are equalized, ideas simply stolen or unleashed murderous struggles for customers and markets. It is therefore not a question that data protection is necessary. PaperOffice takes this need into account with PaperOffice document management software in every respect. A solution that could almost be of biblical origin.

DMS from PaperOffice – does not tempt us

The famous and millennia-old sentence from the Lord’s Prayer reveals a dilemma facing many companies today. The cloud, the data storage on the Internet, is extremely convenient and convenient, but unfortunately not as secure as the providers like to suggest. In particular, the top dogs, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft and Amazon, operate their servers for data storage in the United States. In the states, however, the Patriot Act passed in 2001 still applies. This allows, for example, US authorities access to servers of US companies, without obtaining a judicial permission, incidentally, on the servers of foreign subsidiaries of US companies. But who knows which company belongs to whom in the often gigantic network of today’s Internet giants? On the other hand, in 1993 former US President Bill Clinton called on the CIA and the NSA to support US companies. This has not changed under Donald Trump, the activities have rather strengthened.

PaperOffice’s PaperOffice Document Management solution paves the way to tempting anyone, not even a US agency. This is simply achieved by the PaperOffice for data storage does not use a cloud. Rather, PaperOffice with a NAS server provides the ability to save all accumulated data internally. As a user of a NAS server with the PaperOffice DMS, companies become their own cloud operator, just as fast, convenient and far more secure than with a third-party provider.

NAS and PaperOffice DMS spies are left out

Although the DSGVO now applies in the EU, it is almost impossible to make up for damage once it has been dealt with, such as a hacker attack on an external cloud. Neither with regard to the stolen data nor to the loss of image and trust of the company, which is often far greater than the loss of data.

It’s not just internal data storage where company management allows or limits access via hierarchical, password-protected levels as needed. It is also the AES-256 encryption of the data. This is a symmetric encryption method used at its highest level, the AES-256, for top-level official and military documents. Since the development of this algorithm in 2000, no successful attacks have been reported so far.

With the NAS server, PaperOffice offers all-round protection for company data, at which authorities and thus also business spies bite their teeth. At the same time, the PaperOffice document management software is an outstanding product for data management with a multitude of possibilities that exist as a version for single-user computers, but also as a network system for up to 800 workstations. In addition still cost-effective and easy to use.

PaperOffice DMS, data management and data protection in perfection.

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The founder and CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, announced in early March 2019 that now start for Facebook users new, safe times. Certainly above all with regard to the highly charged data. That does not come by chance, because so far the coworkers of Facebook were handled with the data quite loosely and made thereby bomb deals. The company with around 35,000 employees in 2018 around 55 billion US dollars. But just recently a scandal was chasing the other and more and more state institutions from different countries are asking the entrepreneur and his responsible staff uncomfortable questions regarding data protection.

PaperOffice Document Management Software is the complete solution: Archiving and managing documents with automatic AI-based document recognition. Efficient and AI-based document archiving, file management, contract management and document management for private users to large enterprises. World's best OCR text recognition, live keyword search and SQL-based audit-proof data storage - you're guaranteed to find every document in seconds, with no data loss. Together with your Synology or QNAP NAS, your PaperOffice is the best DMS

For users of the PaperOffice document management software, privacy is also a highly topical issue, as it usually involves companies of different sizes. They must be able to rely on their data being safe from unauthorized access by third parties. To accomplish this, PaperOffice acts according to the exclusion principle.

The external cloud stays outside

The exclusion principle is a troubleshooting procedure. It is used by craftsmen as well as IT specialists. In terms of data security, the cloud of a third-party provider is an obvious source of error. This is due to the fact that a cloud operator simply can not guarantee absolute data security, even if something else is promised. At first, a cloud looks like a bulwark on the Internet, where data stored by the customer is seemingly secure. In fact, a cloud for professionals is more of a Swiss cheese. White-collar criminals, hackers and, last but not least, authorities search the cloud at will. Sometimes sanctioned by the highest authority, as US intelligence agencies do, based on the Patriot Act of 2001 and in cooperation with the US economy.

PaperOffice as a German company sees this as a major obstacle to data security and therefore recommends the use of its own server, the Synology NAS. The Taiwanese company Synology is the world leader in the production of network attached storage. Instead of the third-party cloud, an internal network exists, controlled by the PaperOffice document management system and equipped with the NAS, whose storage capacity can be adapted to the requirements as required.

Intranet instead of internet

A shielded, hierarchical network, such as PaperOffice DMS and Synology NAS, which control data entry and exit through firewalls and anti-malware, provides the highest level of security, unlike the cloud on the Internet, whose access is mostly via a single, in-game network usually rather unsafe password.

But that’s not all, an AES 256-bit encryption makes the data on the NAS server as well as during the data transfer for attackers unreadable and really unreadable. That this is actually the case is confirmed by a very vocal body. The NSA, the National Security Agency, which uses the AES-256 code itself, tries to crack it at the same time since 2012, without success. It is also very interesting that this code comes from Belgian developers and is still used by US authorities. The only non-American encryption code in the US and at the same time the one used for the highest level of secrecy.

PaperOffice DMS and its customers are therefore in good company for data security, but even more so with Synology’s own NAS.

Visit us at www.paperoffice.com and download a free trial license.