Adaptive Solutions & DocSolid Announce Partnership

Global News

25
Feb
2019

Editor

Adaptive Solutions, a leading national legal technology partner to law firms and corporate legal teams, and DocSolid, the leader in enterprise scanning, workflow and paper reduction solutions for the legal market, are pleased to announce that Adaptive Solutions is now a DocSolid Premier Partner.

As a Premier Partner, Adaptive Solutions will offer DocSolid Postmark Paper2Digital solutions to law firms and corporate legal teams as an integrated solution with iManage secure document management systems. 

The Postmark Paper2Digital platform for iManage includes:

• Postmark Print – marks all printouts of DMS-stored documents. This paper can now be shredded instead of physically stored.
• Postmark Scan – integrates paper capture to DMS screens and makes all copiers and MFPs easy-to-use scanners.
• Postmark QC – tracks every paper document through a capture process and enables audited shredding.
• Postmark Mobile – uses mobile phones to connect paper to digital workflows.

As a Premier Partner, ASI will lead Postmark customer engagements including consulting, deployment and training.

“The Adaptive Solutions team is recognized for their deep expertise across the entire information life cycle within law firms, giving DocSolid an elevated touch point with clients,” says Steve Irons, CEO of DocSolid. “Together, ASI and DocSolid help firms overcome the biggest obstacle to iManage adoption and ROI – the dependency on paper files. Adaptive Solutions consultants will custom fit DocSolid Paper2Digital solutions for their legal clients, integrating our patented scanning, printing and shredding with an iManage enterprise.” 

“Adaptive has been designing and deploying iManage Enterprise Content Management systems since our inception in 1998,” says Chuck Davis, president of Adaptive Solutions. “The marriage of DocSolid Postmark with iManage Work is the ideal solution to complete the electronic matter file and to provide attorneys with unfettered access to all matter-related content, regardless of its physical location.”