We understand why you might choose cloud email apps. We also know you need to keep your emails compliant. That’s why we added support for Outlook 365 to Versatile Electronic Records Management System (ERMS), our powerful electronic records management system. ERMS is an add-on to Versatile Enterprise, our flagship records management solution. Combined, the products give you complete control over the lifecycle of your records—and you’ll stay in-check with IG standards.

ERMS retains its robust integration with local Outlook clients, and now you can capture emails from Outlook 365 too. When you integrate ERMS with Office 365, you can pick Outlook 365 folders to sync with the ERMS repository. This means that retention and destruction are automatically applied. It also means there’s no more guesswork when it comes to your email retention policies. ERMS makes it easy to classify emails as records by tapping into the way you already organize emails in folders. There’s no need to classify them from memory. And if collaboration causes you headaches, ERMS can fix that too. Your team can share, search, and link emails from a central repository.

Of course, ERMS doesn’t only deal with emails. We handle it all: word processing documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, and scanned images are just some examples.

We can empower you to manage your physical and electronic records—from creation to disposal. If you need a new, complete solution to manage electronic records, we have the whole package. If you use Versatile Express or Professional for your physical records and need to manage electronic records, think about an upgrade to Versatile Enterprise with ERMS.

Contact us today for a free demo. We can show you how Versatile ERMS can organize, store, and secure your electronic records.

Disclaimer: The purpose of this post is to provide general education on Information Governance topics. The statements are informational only and do not constitute legal advice. If you have specific questions regarding the application of the law to your business activities, you should seek the advice of your legal counsel.

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