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How Digirecords works

From paper to a governed digital registry

How an engagement works, in five phases, and what happens after. Step through at your own pace.

Phase 1 of 5

Discover

We walk your offices and review how records are created, kept and used. We find what exists, what is missing and what is at risk.

You receive: a written audit report and a costed action plan

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  1. Phase 1 of 5: Discover

    We walk your offices and review how records are created, kept and used. We find what exists, what is missing and what is at risk.

    You receive: a written audit report and a costed action plan.

  2. Phase 2 of 5: Organise

    Before anything is scanned, paper is sorted, classified and weeded against a professionally designed filing scheme.

    You receive: an organised paper registry and an approved disposal list.

  3. Phase 3 of 5: Digitise

    Loose paper and bound volumes are scanned, made searchable and named consistently, so any record can be found by keyword.

    You receive: a searchable digital document library.

  4. Phase 4 of 5: Build

    We implement your digital registry on secure infrastructure: filing structure, access roles, retention rules and a full audit trail.

    You receive: a live, configured EDMS tailored to your organisation.

  5. Phase 5 of 5: Sustain

    Your staff are trained, your retention policy is written, and managed services keep the system monitored, backed up and supported.

    You receive: a self-sufficient team and ongoing support.

  6. And then: Grow

    As you grow, we connect the registry to the systems you already run, extend it to libraries and archives, and keep your records governed.

    You receive: one governed information estate, not scattered files.

Phases can be bought together or one at a time. How we work sets out each stage and how an engagement is agreed.

Start with a conversation.

Tell us what your records look like today. We will meet you on site, listen, and send a written proposal within 48 hours.