Every organisation sealed off
Each workspace's rows carry its own key, checked on every request and covered by isolation tests. One organisation can never see another's.
Capture, organise, approve and sign in one calm workspace — hosted in your region, usable offline, and keeping a tamper-evident record of every access.
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A real workspace: the contract on the left, its record on the right.
Drag in files, forward email, watch a scanner folder, or collect answers with a public form. Every page is rendered, read and indexed before anyone asks for it.

Most of an organisation's paper is about money. The invoice and receipt readers turn it into records you can total, check and hand to the auditor — without retyping a single figure.
Fuel on the Masaka road, airtime, a client lunch: a photograph becomes a record with the merchant, date, total, how it was paid and what it was for — totalled by category, branch and person.

Branches and departments draw the boundaries inside an organisation. Tenancy draws them between organisations — so a group, a franchise or a hosting partner can run them all without any of them seeing each other.
Kampala, Jinja, Mbarara, Mombasa — each branch has a code, an address, a manager and a cabinet of its own. Anything filed there is counted as that branch's, so its invoices and receipts total themselves.

Each workspace's rows carry its own key, checked on every request and covered by isolation tests. One organisation can never see another's.
Product name, logo, tagline and colour per workspace — so a white-label deployment looks like the customer's own.
Single sign-on and SCIM per workspace: people arrive and leave when that organisation's directory says so.
Plans, seats, storage, feature flags and release rings per tenant — with support that needs the owner's consent to look inside.
Each flow is built and tested for one job, runs through your workspace's privacy policy, and writes down every request in the audit trail.
Key facts, obligations by date, risks and where to file it — on one page.
Clause by clause: what is there, what is missing, and wording to replace the risky parts.
A faithful translation with notes, or a plain-language version anyone can read.
Rough notes in; formal minutes with decisions and an action register out.
Asks at most five questions, then drafts the full policy with document control.
Donor, board and progress reports with results measured against targets.
A draft with its subject line, and a shorter version beside it.
Type, title, tags, metadata, access level, personal data and retention — suggested for filing.
The iOS and Android app is the same workspace: the folders you are allowed to see, the documents in them, and the ability to add one with a camera — including where there is no network at all.



Every extension is part of the same workspace — same permissions, same audit trail, same search — and each card says plainly whether it sends anything off the premises.

Route by document type and value, delegate while away, escalate when late — and attach the record of who approved what.
Sign inside the workspace, and send marked copies that name the person who opened them.
Collect answers once through a link, then turn them into letters, certificates and reports.
Freeze a matter's documents against deletion, retention and edits — by anyone, including an administrator.
HR stays HR's. Each department brings its own members, cabinet, retention and workflows.
Renewals, expiries and reviews, from a date on the document itself — not a spreadsheet.
Ask questions of the documents you choose, in the app or on your website. It answers from them, or says it does not know.
Storage, uploads, approvals and activity — by department, by person, by day.
Built in the open, one at a time, each finished only when it is tested and running.
Support sees queue lengths and error messages — never a file, a name or a field. Self-hosted and sovereign installs make no outbound connection at all.
Install it on a server in your own office — the same release we run — or let us host it where you choose. Nothing about the software changes.
Sign in through Google, Microsoft or Okta; people leave the moment your directory says so.
An audit trail you can verify yourself, anchored where nobody — including us — can rewrite it.
An active seat is someone who signed in this month. Previews and OCR never count against your storage.
Records somewhere trustworthy.
Real process around documents.
Compliance and integration.
Your servers. Even offline.
Nothing is deleted. After fourteen days of grace the workspace becomes read-only, and exporting everything stays open at full speed.
Yes. The desktop replica and file mirror keep working offline, and a sovereign install of DocBox DMS never connects out at all.
No. The support console shows counts, sizes and errors. A support session needs your owner's consent, is time-limited, and appears in your own audit log.
Yes — single sign-on with Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID or Okta, and SCIM so people are added and removed from your directory.
Start a workspace in two minutes. Bring one folder, or the whole filing room.