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Designed to manage the many documents, images and other media , creating a virtual filing cabinet

document management

Overview

Paperwork, documentation and file management are of vital importance to all areas of policing. The quick and easy retrieval of data, and managing records effectively will often have a major impact on the effectiveness of services offered by the force.

The ability to store paperwork and other media electronically means that data can be found quickly and valuable office space can be saved by reducing the number of filing cabinets and storage space.

Core-DMS can be used with all existing WPC applications as well as a stand-alone solution. Licensing teams use the system to store all documentation associated with the management of licensed premises including licence details, premises plans and photographs. Vetting departments use the system to manage paperwork gathered as part of the vetting process, ensuring that any paperwork is instantly accessible and data easy to find.

Core-DMS can also be as a stand-alone solution providing a structured way for departments to store and retrieve files as well as search for data within documents.

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Customers who use our Document Management products include:

Avon&Somerset police Avon and Somerset Police
Essex police Essex Police
Wiltshire police Wiltshire Police

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