Case study · project completed

Otzar — document archiving and management

Our longest and largest project: an enterprise platform that ran for years, for customers in Israel and abroad.

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For many years One Plus One built and maintained Otzar — a platform for digital document management and archiving. In Israel it was sold by the Aman Group; abroad it carried the brand DoxPro; and it was installed at organisations in industry, services, investment houses and government.

The system let an organisation gather all of its unstructured information — scanned documents, files and correspondence — into one central store, with fast access to browse and read every piece of the organisation's paperwork.

The DoxPro logo — Document Management Web Solution, the brand the system carried abroad

What the system did

The life of a document in OtzarDiagram: a document is scanned, indexed, enters the central archive, moves through a workflow, and is retrieved by search.ScanIndexArchiveWorkflowRetrieval
The life of a document in Otzar

What it included

Archives built around the organisation

Flexible digital archives, shaped to the organisation's own structure, set up through wizards.

Document-driven workflows

A document moving between roles, with management oversight of what was done to it.

Scanning, indexing and retrieval

A document is scanned, enters the index, and can be found quickly — years later too.

Interfaces to existing systems

The archive did not stand apart: it connected to the enterprise systems already in place.

What it saved

Time spent typing and filing, paper, and physical storage space.

What it left with us

The knowledge built there — document management at enterprise scale, scanning and workflow — is exactly what drives the forms system and the document engine today. The same problem, a generation later: a document created properly, kept properly, and findable.

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