What is Document Assembly?

The design of systems and workflows that assist in the development of electronic documents is known called document assembly or document automation or document management. These include logic-based systems that assemble a new document from pre-existing text and/or data segments. Certain companies are gradually using this method to put together legal documents, contracts, and letters. Companies may also use document assembly to reduce data entry time, proof-reading time, and the risks associated with human error.

Software with Document Assembly

PRODUCT NAME	SW SCORE (OUT OF 100)	AGGREGATED RATINGS (OUT OF 5)
M-Files	98	4
DocuWare	98	4.3
ShareFile	95	4.2
LogicalDOC	95	3.9
ONLYOFFICE	94	4.3
LibreOffice	94	4.1
Docsvault	92	4.8
AODocs	92	NA
Dokmee Document Management	92	4.6
DocuPhase	92	4.3

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