"Electronic records (E-files)" refer to the electronic capture, management, and storage of documents and information in digital form. Instead of physical file folders, all relevant documents, files, and data are stored and organized in a digital system. E-records provide an efficient way to access, edit, share, and archive information without relying on paper-based processes.
Typical features of software in the area of "Electronic records (E-records)" include:
Capture: Capturing and digitizing documents from various sources such as scanners, emails, files, or other electronic systems.
Indexing: Indexing the captured documents to enable easy search and quick navigation. This can be done by assigning metadata or keywords.
Organization: Structuring and organizing electronic records into logical folders or categories to ensure orderly filing.
Access control: Setting access rights and permissions to ensure that only authorized users can access specific documents or information.
Workflow management: Automating business processes and workflows related to electronic records, including approvals, notifications, and task assignments.
Versioning: Tracking changes to documents over time and storing previous versions for traceability and revision.
Collaboration: Allowing multiple users to work on documents simultaneously, add comments, and collaborate on documents.
Compliance and security: Complying with legal and regulatory requirements for data storage and protection, including encryption, data privacy, and data backup.
