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FileHold

FileHold is a document and records management software company founded in 2005 and headquartered in the Vancouver, British Columbia area, offering cloud, on-premises, or hybrid deployment. It is a small, privately held vendor positioning itself against larger, more complex document-management systems on the basis of simple UI, transparent support, and flexible deployment.
document-managementDocument ManagementRecords ManagementSmall/Mid-Market🔗 www.filehold.com
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Product Quality
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Market Reputation
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Community Sentiment
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Customer Experience
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Technical Credibility
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Value for Money
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Innovation & Vision
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Buying Safety
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AI model visibility: 30
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App Store
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Capterra
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Clutch
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DEV Community
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G2
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Gartner Peer Insights
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GitHub Discussions
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PeerSpot
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Quora
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Software Advice
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Spiceworks
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Stack Overflow
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TrustPilot
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TrustRadius
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YouTube
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What buyers are saying
Fast, powerful document search valued for locating files quickly even in large systems
Capterra
Fast, powerful document search valued for locating files quickly even in large systems
Capterra
Fast, powerful document search valued for locating files quickly even in large systems
Capterra