create, store, record, edit and retrieve the  day. Document management styles can range from traditional – printers, faxes, photocopiers, filing cabinets – to the more advanced, like paperless styles that rely on software, algorithms, and computers to create documents. Companies used to rely on paper, manual data entry, and storing files in a storage cabinet, before the internet and the digitization of

document creation. Now, documents are created

in a single click and can be changed and modified to suit any purpose from accounting and payroll to finance and marketing, which means a new category of managing documents has entered the fray: document management system software. With an automation strategy document, companies can pivot from paper-based documents and document creation to a seamless, automated process that eliminates waste, and unnecessary errors

and helps companies save money, time, and

resources. Document management software can free up your employees to do other tasks while ensuring all your workflows and business processes are executed effectively. How Does Document Management Work? The way document management works on what document management software you’ve adopted or whether or not your company has gone paperless. Computer-and-software-based document creation tools are the easiest to adopt and they work like any other software a business uses and on its