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SIDEKICK · MINNESOTA

Document management services in Minnesota

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Document Management
YOUR PROJECT, CLEARLY DEFINED

Find the right information when it matters.

SideKick helps businesses manage documents through their lifecycle, from creation and review to access and use. Start with your current process, retrieval problems and goals so the team can discuss an appropriate solution.

What we can discuss

  • Document workflow and organisation
  • Access and retrieval requirements
  • Scanning and conversion planning

Share your volume, requirements and timeframe for a project-specific quotation.

HOW TO GET STARTED

From your brief to a clear next step.

01

Describe your records

Tell us the type, approximate volume and where the material is located.

02

Define the outcome

Explain your preferred output, organisation and timing.

03

Review the scope

Discuss requirements with SideKick before agreeing on the project.

BEFORE YOU REQUEST A QUOTE

Your questions,
answered.

Is this only a scanning service?

SideKick also describes document management consulting and support for document lifecycle processes. Explain the wider workflow you want to improve.

Can you work with our existing system?

Name your current system and describe the integration or export you need. Compatibility must be confirmed for your project.

Where do we start?

Tell us how records arrive, who needs them, where they are stored and what is slowing your team down.

LET’S GET STARTED

A clearer picture.
A tailored quote.

Tell us about your documents and what you want to achieve. SideKick can review the scope and discuss the next steps.

Prefer a conversation?
(952) 835-5425

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