Group-Office
by Group-OfficeGroup-Office is a web-based collaboration platform available as hosted or self-hosted software.
Document management software helps teams store, organize, search and share business files. This guide helps US buyers compare tools for document access, control and records work.
The page is rebuilt nightly, so its order can change. Compare the published fields for plans, platforms, document controls, storage and mobile access before choosing a tool.
Group-Office is a web-based collaboration platform available as hosted or self-hosted software.
FlinkISO tracks ISO-related records and configurable standards across web, mobile, and self-hosted platforms.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Box is a cloud content platform with web, desktop, and mobile apps.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3Same-Page eStudio combines document workflows with project management, scheduling, and coordination tools.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4LogicalDOC organizes and shares company files, with OCR, email import, and metadata tools.
eDoc Organizer suits individuals and businesses looking to organize documents with labels and access them through cloud clients or an On-Premise setup.
Transkribus uses AI to make handwritten and printed documents searchable on web and desktop.
Precurio is an intranet for medium-sized enterprises with shared folders, staff spaces, and request forms.
DocuWare suits organizations that need to capture, find and manage business documents while automating approvals and recurring tasks.
eSigTek is document management software available on web, Windows, Android, and iOS.
It suits complex, regulated, document-driven organizations needing metadata, governance, and workflow tools.
SOHODOX organizes business documents with folders, tags, indexing, full-text search, and OCR.
d.velop documents stores, finds, and processes business information, with OCR and AI summaries.
DEVONthink stores, organizes, links, and searches documents in databases on Mac, iOS, and the web.
Laserfiche manages documents and automates routing, alerts, and approvals on web, desktop, and mobile.
PrizmDoc for Java suits teams adding document viewing and processing to enterprise content management applications.
FileHold captures and manages business documents and records with version control, audit logs, and approval workflows.
Invenio offers research data repositories, a library system, and tools for building information systems.
Virtual Cabinet is paid document management software available on web, Windows, and mobile.
Dokmee processes PDFs, images, handwriting, and tables, with search and routed approvals.
Oracle WebCenter Content is a content management platform with web and self-hosted deployment options.
Look at whether each product has a no-cost tier, a limited-time trial, or paid access with a published starting rate. If pricing is available only by request, ask for a quote to assess the full cost.
FlinkISO shows a no-cost tier, a 15-day trial and paid plans starting at $80 per month. For LogicalDOC, the listing indicates a free tier and 30-day trial, with pricing available on request.
Review support for web, Windows, iOS, Android, APIs and self-hosted deployment. A web app can suit browser-based work, while self-hosting can fit an organization that manages its own environment.
Docusoft lists Android, iOS, web and Windows support. DocStar ECM lists Android, API, iOS, self-hosted and web support.
Check the listed fields that show version history, access-control level, OCR and audit logs. These features affect how people find text, track changes and review document activity.
Storage limit is another comparison point. Confirm that the stated limit fits the files and retention rules you need.
If staff work from phones or tablets, check the listed Android and iOS support. Confirm that the platform mix matches the devices your organization already uses.
API availability can matter when document work must connect with other software.