Record-attached storage
Files live on the customer, job, site or piece of equipment.
Document management organised around the business record rather than a folder tree, so finding a warranty means opening the equipment, not guessing what it was named.
$15/month · 14-day free trial
Library · Summit Air & Mechanical
The problem
Documents are stored by date, or by project, or by the initials of whoever uploaded them. Finding a specific warranty or signed agreement requires knowing the convention — and the person who knew it left.
What it does
Files live on the customer, job, site or piece of equipment.
Supersede a document without losing what it replaced.
Who can see and change what, by role.
Across content and metadata, not just filenames.
Rules for what is kept and for how long.
Send a document to a customer without emailing an attachment.
How it works
Step 1 of 4
Uploaded, scanned or generated by another product.
Step 2 of 4
To the customer, job or asset it concerns.
Step 3 of 4
By opening the record, not by searching a drive.
Step 4 of 4
Versioned, permissioned and retained on your rules.
Better together
Nothing here is required. Each one is there when the need is real.
Questions
Yes, though the value comes from attaching documents to records — a lift-and-shift of a folder tree keeps the original problem.
Plans include generous storage; heavy media users should talk to us about volume.
Permissions are by role and record, so field staff and finance see different things.
Try it free
Fourteen days, the full product, no card required. It joins the company you already run.
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