M‑Files vs. SAP Document and Reporting Compliance

M‑Files is great for companies with multiple locations. Drive letters can become cumbersome to use and collaborate with colleagues and M‑Files fills that gap. The check out/check in system is great and allows only one editor at a time. This can be good and bad depending on the situation.

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Well suited for existing tax reporting mandates; not very well suited with counties that are complex like Brazil and/or new mandates

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• Version control and history tracking on documents.
• Search ability to filter content for a team, creator, or another property.
• Permission control, limit access to documents to read or edit, or only specific workflow states.
• Administrative control to access all content.
• Administrative control to restore deleted content.
• Administrative control to audit and retag content when needed.
• Robust workflow capabilities.

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• Manages document compliance in a number of regional locations.
• Fairly straightforward to configure.
• Short implementation timeline - supports urgent governance compliance requirements.

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• More user friendly customization options that do not require knowledge of coding/scripting. For example, prompting the creation of a new document from a template in a workflow.
• When using the 'insert property' feature in a Word doc, I would love to convert dates from a mm/dd/yy format to be written out (such as September 21, 2018). Or possibly even just to pull the year or the month from a selected date to insert into a document.
• I've often wished that I could find more detailed tutorials online for some features.

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• Better documentation of edge cases.
• less reliance on third parties for e-invoicing final mile (MX and India for example).
• Greater support - akin to Pagero, Edicom, etc., for final mile tax authority connectivity.

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M-files meets our almost all needs, we dont have other option to replace m-files. it saves lots, like Hardware because of Vault Feature means we can create many vaults (mini-servers) in m-files in other solutions we need more hardware for more installations.

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We are not planning on moving away from SAP Document and Reporting Compliance but rather expanding it for other territories.

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It is a powerful system that can locate content fast and effectively. The system takes quite some time to setup initially. It can be hard for M-Files support to know how businesses operate and how they want to use the system in a way that works for them. The customization makes it great for companies to cater to their own needs. Once the system is set up in a way that makes sense for the business, the user experience is positive. There is room for improvement in the notifications, workflow, and support areas.

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I gave SAP Document and Reporting Compliance this usability rating because, in my opinion, SAP Document and Reporting Compliance is a State of the art compliance solution and works well in the SAP ecosystem

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always there.

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I noticed some lagging with the integration with Microsoft Office but not so much that I would not use it. It has gotten better with updates. to be fair the issues were when Office 2013 first came out.

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Usually when I need help from them I got support and it was very good and focused to solve my problem. I didn't have so many problems, but when used it worked. I just would like to have a support in my native language, but I can understand that sometimes is hard for the companies.

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Support at times is slow in finding the right component or processor but once you get the right person you can get help pretty quickly with resolutions. Support will not be there for any customization you may have done/had to do on the product.

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We had online conference call training with a recording to use later as needed

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They answer all questions and record your training for later use.

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The key insight is that the most important thing is to have a open mind. The application is easy to use, but if you have a company with different views and it is not aligned could be a huge problem. So the company transformation is required together with the application. Ensure to use as much as possible the capabilities of the application helps to have best ROI.

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Implementation for reporting in general is quite straightforward. Implementation for e-invoicing definitely for new territories is more difficult especially in cases of integration required.

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I've compared recently with Box, but they still predicate their storage on WHERE instead of WHAT, which means if it isn't in a specific folder, you won't find it. Some documents may relate to multiple projects. In M-Files instead of putting a copy of a file in many folders (thus having many copies) you can build out the relationships, so there is only 1 copy of a document which prevents multiple "originals" from being developed separately.

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Coverage is similar: integration for e-invoicing is simpler for DRC, Edicom, and Pagero, which more fully manage tax authority integration, which is vital for ongoing compliance.

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do so much more than we need but has all the stuff we do need.

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• The price we pay for M-Files is about one third less than the price that we were paying our previous vendor plus we have a custom-built amazing dependable system with great support.
• From a compliance and legal standpoint, our policies are always available to end users including easy access to previous versions.

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• One impact SAP Document and Reporting Compliance has on our organization's overall business objectives is that SAP Document and Reporting Compliance has improved my overall employees performances
• Another impact SAP Document and Reporting Compliance has on our organization's overall business objectives is that SAP Document and Reporting Compliance has elevated the overall fast passed performance

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