With FileBank’s new solution underway, many clients
ask exactly what is the process of converting physical files into digital ones.
This post will allow all current and potential clients know what happens, and
how it happens.
Step 1:
Assessment:
FileBank will analyze your organization’s information assets and mention how to
divide your records into Active, Semi-Active, Inactive, and Obsolete. Records
are transported by FileBank expert archivists.
Step 2:
Web Client Portal:
FileBank will set up your online account to have admission into FileBank’s
client portal, access to your
V-Cabinet™ ,
P-Cabinet™,
and
A-Cabinet™ (if applicable). We will launch security, passcodes, and
user rights for the portal access.
Step 3: Digital
Conversion of Active Files: Using our FileCapture™ Service,
FileBank transforms your most active files, making them immediately obtainable
through your V-Cabinet on your client portal.
Step 4: Inventory and
Indexing of Semi-Active Files: Using our FileRequest™ Service,
FileBank conducts file-level inventory and indexing for all of your
organization’s Semi-Active Files.
Step 5: Inventory,
Indexing, and Boxing of Semi-Active and Inactive Files: Using our
FileBox™ Service, FileBank executes a box inventory and indexing for all of
your organization’s Semi-Active and Inactive files. Physical Boxes are kept at
FileBank’s state-of-the-art storage facility.
Step 6: Destruction of
Obsolete Files: Upon state/agency approval, FileBank will utilize
our FileTrack-n-Shred™ Service to professionally shred your organization’s
Obsolete files and will issue a Certificate of Destruction.
Step 7: Complete
Integration: Using our FileIntegration™ Service, your FileBank
V-Cabinet™
P-Cabinet™,
and
A-Cabinet™
(if applicable) are seamlessly integrated to work with your company’s
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and/or accounting/financial systems.
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