Filing that happens without you
Drop a folder of scans in and InfoHive reads each one, works out what it is, and files it. A plumbing invoice lands with the invoices, dated and tied to the supplier, without anyone naming a file.
InfoHive reads every invoice, contract and receipt as it arrives, files it where it belongs and makes the words inside it searchable. Nobody has to name a folder again.
Free for 30 days. No card, no call, no sales engineer.
A working hive, four months after setup.
It's that they arrive from eight directions at once. Email, the scanner, a supplier portal, a photo somebody took of a delivery note in a van. Each one gets put somewhere reasonable by somebody reasonable, and six months later nobody can find it.
InfoHive sits underneath all of it. Documents come in however they already come in, and the filing happens on the way past — consistently, every time, whoever sent it.
Drop a folder of scans in and InfoHive reads each one, works out what it is, and files it. A plumbing invoice lands with the invoices, dated and tied to the supplier, without anyone naming a file.
Every document is read on arrival, including scans and photographs of paper. Search a purchase order number and you get the page it appears on, not a list of folders that might contain it.
Point InfoHive at the shared drive, the accounts mailbox, and the folder on the office PC nobody has opened since 2019. It reads all three and gives you one place to look.
Set how long each kind of document is kept. InfoHive flags what is due for disposal and shows you the list before anything goes, so nothing quietly disappears.
We stopped keeping a spreadsheet of where things were. That spreadsheet had been somebody's actual job for two days a month.
Point InfoHive at the drive nobody wants to open. Thirty days, everything included, and you keep the export whatever you decide.