When we say that Laserfiche software solutions are scalable, we mean that Laserfiche can maintain the same level of functionality, accessibility and security regardless of the changes in size to your data set, processing requirements or number of users. The software solutions that currently work well for your organization should also work well as your organization grows and changes over time. A Scalable DMS (Document Management System) is crucial, because it allows you to meet your changing document management and records processing needs as you need them.

Some organizations receive a predictable volume of requests for records, documents and information and others go through fluctuating peaks and valleys. During transition periods, a scalable DMS allows your organization to make the most efficient use of its computing resources such as processing, backup and storage capacity. Cloud-based platforms can do a lot of this work for you, allowing your organization to focus more on its core competencies and streamlining workflows than on IT support.

Laserfiche Options:

• Traditional on-premise software that runs on servers powered by Windows Server – with Laserfiche’s open architecture, it’s simple and cost effective to integrate with other Windows applications using third-party integrations, developer tools and prepackaged code.
• A cloud-based platform independent of your internal IT infrastructure – Laserfiche Cloud includes intelligent content management tools, electronic forms, customizable authentication features and enterprise process automation that’s easy to use and accessible from anywhere.

In today’s complex work environments and information landscapes, cloud computing solutions are being increasingly adopted by organizations that need to significantly scale up their access requirements and strengthen their security and regulatory compliance practices. Cloud-based solutions can also give your organization the agility to scale down and reduce costs when and where those services are not needed.

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