New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to store digital documents in a company
Ask HN: How to store digital documents in a company
4 by SMAAART | 0 comments on Hacker News.
My company is evaluating migrating from QuickBooks to a better financial ERP system. While the search is still underway, one thing is now clear: no matter what system we'll end up picking, the data conversion will not carry over the attachments stored with the transactions. And that's bad. So all along we have been using QuickBooks also as a repository of invoices, purchase orders etc and now once we upgrade we have a dilemma: * lose them all * continue to maintain and upgrade the QB license to maintain our digital database. There must be a better solution, or a market opportunity for a hacker in this forum. What do innovative companies use as a repository of digital documents? Mind you that while it's 2021 often we get PDF that are not searchable/indexable. Is there a solution or is this an unaddressed pain point?
4 by SMAAART | 0 comments on Hacker News.
My company is evaluating migrating from QuickBooks to a better financial ERP system. While the search is still underway, one thing is now clear: no matter what system we'll end up picking, the data conversion will not carry over the attachments stored with the transactions. And that's bad. So all along we have been using QuickBooks also as a repository of invoices, purchase orders etc and now once we upgrade we have a dilemma: * lose them all * continue to maintain and upgrade the QB license to maintain our digital database. There must be a better solution, or a market opportunity for a hacker in this forum. What do innovative companies use as a repository of digital documents? Mind you that while it's 2021 often we get PDF that are not searchable/indexable. Is there a solution or is this an unaddressed pain point?
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