The incoming and Correspondence system is designed to enhance managerial efficiency and decision-making within organizations by organizing and documenting the flow of documents and correspondence. This system includes all correspondence issued by the administration to other entities, as well as incoming correspondence from external entities directed to the administration.
A technology that converts written or printed text from documents into editable and searchable formats.
A digital means that ensures the identity of the signer and the reliability of documents, with the possibility of using it as an alternative to handwritten signatures.
A technique used to protect intellectual property, subtly added to images or documents to indicate ownership rights.
A system that includes a series of steps and procedures to achieve a specific process effectively, contributing to improved productivity and business oversight.
A security code used only once to enhance access protection for accounts or systems, thereby reducing the risk of hacking.
It facilitates and accelerates internal and external communication, reducing the time spent managing documents and correspondence.
It allows for thorough documentation of all correspondence, making it easier to refer back to when needed and enhancing transparency.
It aids in effectively managing document flow, minimizing wasted time and resources.
It protects the organization’s information from leakage or tampering.
It enables monitoring and analyzing the performance of various departments and the quality of services provided.
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