If the pandemic is here to stay, companies will have to define their processes all over again. A tool that can help them do so is an electronic document workflow. Adam Kubat, ArchiDoc SA, OASIS Group, explains how to start using it during crisis caused by the coronavirus.

ArchiDoc is opening a central archiving storehouse near Warsaw and an operational centre in Łódź. Together with the operational centre in Warsaw, the new facilities will constitute a complex handling orders from central Poland.

The archives of the judicial institutions are bursting at the seams. The situation is so dire that they are forced to rent random warehouses for file storage.

Due to the planned exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union, global BPO companies use their Polish firms to attract new customers. As a result, more and more business comes to Poland, to the benefit of the outsourcing industry.

The electronic document workflow is used in many different business areas. What to look for when selecting a solution in order to optimally use its functionalities?

ArchiDoc company completed the digitization of personnel documents for 9 European Groupon branches. Within two months, ArchiDoc processed over 80,000 pages of multilingual client documentation.

ArchiDoc is among the fastest growing companies according to Forbes ranking. The list includes entities which achieved the highest average growth in value in the period 2013-2017.

Strong emphasis on digitization, process automation and complex situation in the labour market – these are the main factors influencing the dynamic growth of Business Process Outsourcing services in Poland.

Companies from the insurance sector invest not only in new technologies, but also in know-how, by dint of which they are capable of optimisation of operations with regard to information flow, among other things.