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Without paper cluttering up your office and slowing down processes, you can offer better, more responsive customer service because it will be easier to quickly reference the documents you need. You can stop wasting space storing archives of documents in bulky filing cabinets and boxes, and stop wasting your money on the real estate it takes to store them. But perhaps the most satisfying result will be to see your critical processes – like AP invoice processing or HR onboarding – move much faster.

When you think of your current mailroom, what comes to mind? Clutter? Frustration? The fact that incoming mail is impossible to stay on top of? While all of these are common struggles for businesses who manage their mailrooms manually, they’re also easily solvable. To illustrate this, let’s walk through some specific mailroom pain points our clients Visiting Nurse Service of NY and CLEAResult were able to overcome by using our digital mailroom services.

By now, you probably know the advantages of going paperless: instantaneous document retrieval, improved efficiency, cost-savings, searchable text, reduced space needs, more easily meeting compliance guidelines, etc. But how do you do it? Should you outsource the scanning of your documents to a local scanning company or do it yourself (DIY) by investing in people, equipment and software? Or should you consider some combination of both outsourcing and DIY?

Are your offices feeling cramped? As your organization grows, it’s only natural that your once spacious branch or headquarters will quickly begin to feel less roomy. Before you consider relocating to a larger space, ask yourself this: have you really outgrown your office or could you make some strategic changes to utilize your square footage better?

With Earth Day around the corner on April 22, now is the perfect time to think about changes you can make around your business to reduce your environmental impact. While there are many earth-friendly practices you could implement, there’s one change you can make that will have a positive impact on the environment and on your bottom line: going paperless.

Explore the stories of three organizations who went paperless because they were tired of dealing with paper problems. Now, with their new paperless systems and processes, they’ve all seen radical improvements to their efficiency and are able to be much more responsive to customers and other stakeholders.

Some of a business’ most valuable assets are ideas. From research data in lab notebooks to proprietary designs and trade secrets, intellectual property (IP) comes in many forms, making it a challenge to know how to protect it. But how can you use technology to manage your intellectual property when it’s paper-based?