Thread: Calibre as Document Management System
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Old 04-11-2023, 02:52 PM   #23
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Calibre is totally brilliant as a library and tool chest for eBooks, but a real document management system is rather different, though like Calibre it has a GUI, a files system you shouldn't access directly (with computer generated and scanned paper documents) and a database. It also likely adds barcodes or QR codes to stuff emailed or printed so if it comes back with writing on it the scanning automatically tracks it.
It will be multi-user with variable privileges (Calibre is single user), it will track changes and have the different versions (electronic or scanned) available with who changed what.
It might have approvals too.
It is a personal document management system, I don't need advanced features.
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