ERP Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning, SAP, mySAP, ERP Alternatives, Work-flow management system, Documenting Communications, Documented Communications, document archiving

Looking for Business Solutions that make sense? Looking for ERP Systems, SAP, SAP Systems, Work-flow management system, Documenting Communications, Documented Communications, document archiving? Try documenting your communications with work-flow management and document archiving with DocuComm. Works with all flavors of windows, linux and Macintosh

1.	How do you define a "Communications Documentation" system?
2.	Can you give me a simple explanation of how it works?
3.	Is DocuComm suited for my company's needs?
4.	How can DocuComm make my company money (or save us money)?
5.	How is DocuComm different from ERP systems?
6.	Can DocuComm be used in conjunction with pre-existing ERP/SAP systems?
7.	Are there any special hardware requirements?
8.	What operating systems is DocuComm compatible with?
9.	Is there any 'Per Seat' licensing requirement and is it scalable for future growth?
10.	How much file storage capacity does the system offer?
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If you are looking for ERP systems like those offered by SAP? DocuComm may be the better system for you. ERP Systems, SAP, SAP Systems, Work-flow management system, Documenting Communications, Documented Communications, document archiving, With documented communications between you and your customers being the core of the system you still have document archiving as well as work-flow management built in to the system. Remember that a complete ERP/SAP system may be overkill for your situation.. ERP Systems, ERP System, SAP, mySAP, Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

FAQ #2: Can you give me a simple explanation of how it works? (Pt.2)
If a document needs to be sent to your customer, your employee uploads one and the system will archive the document for later retrieval by your customer. The email that your customer receives will state whatever it was you wanted to be said and will provide a link in the email that, when clicked on, will take the customer to a web page specifically created for that communication. This web page will also contain a graphic that, when clicked on, will download the document onto your customer's computer. When this is done the system automatically makes note of the fact that your customer has actually arrived at the page and records the date, time, username, password, the name of the file downloaded and the IP number of the machine that actually downloaded the file. The system actually saves this information into the database for future retrieval when viewing a project's history. Click here to read the final part of this FAQ or use your back button to go back.

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