DOCM


DOCM means Digital Object & Contract Management.
DOCM is a customizable for several clients, process-controlled software solution for creating, editing, monitoring and evaluating contracts.
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Benefits


Centralization of object and contract management with all contract-relevant digitalized information in a relational database creates the necessary transparency, enables compliance with legal obligations and thus forms the basis for your compliance processes.
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Advantages


Corporate contract management 
Every company department needs a different view of the data in a contract. A communication and collaboration platform can provide these different views of a contract management system centrally.
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ABOUT US - BPEX "We are the consultant in the field of Digital Processes. Our team combines many years of experience as consultants for system management tasks and developers of complex process automation tools. If you are interested in DOCM and need support in the area of contract management, we will be happy to assist you as consultants. With us, you receive the DOCM software solution as well as the service from a single source. This means that implementation is straightforward, and if you have any open questions, simply get in touch with us.
Contract management refers to all activities that deal with the development / design, administration, adaptation, processing and updating of all contracts of a company. The DOCM SharePoint solution supports the user in the activities and tasks defined above.
Do you need a quick overview of the current turnover with your suppliers? On the basis of a contract value evaluation / analysis over the specified contract period of the recorded individual contracts, the SharePoint solution DOCM allows you to provide this information at any time without large evaluations with a mouse click. 
A modern contract management should guarantee a centralization of all company contracts for all relevant groups with regard to the completeness of the information and its evaluation. It should guarantee the confidentiality of the information related to the company parts / departments.
Contracts must be checked legally and technically as part of a company-wide contract management process. For this purpose, possible risks must be identified and evaluated in each phase of the contract life cycle.
By subdividing the contract costs into "fixed costs" and "imputed costs" and "one-off costs", different payment models of the contracts, such as maintenance and purchase contracts, can be mapped.