Or maybe it is not, but has merely been perceived as such. It was always that thing which was needed in order meet legal requirements, but at the same time was difficult and expensive to implement, and was actively disliked by most employees, who viewed it as an unnecessary overhead and yet another chore to be added to their busy daily schedules.
This complexity has resulted in many European companies, especially SMEs, not being compliant with European Union (EU) records management regulations, which were recently further affected by the introduction of strict privacy laws.
Or maybe it is not, but has merely been perceived as such. It was always that thing which was needed in order meet legal requirements, but at the same time was difficult and expensive to implement, and was actively disliked by most employees, who viewed it as an unnecessary overhead and yet another chore to be added to their busy daily schedules.
This complexity has resulted in many European companies, especially SMEs, not being compliant with European Union (EU) records management regulations, which were recently further affected by the introduction of strict privacy laws.
KORTO was born from the premise that Records Management is your friend.
It stands by you when you must find that one document from a project that was archived many years ago.
It helps you to destroy, at the proper time, any private records you may hold about employees, customers, and partners. It is your best aid in all litigation and audit scenarios.
Yes, you can upload your records to KORTO through an easy-to-use KORTO Management Portal. But we all know that people forget to do such things. They have their own jobs to do, and Records Management (uploading, tagging, and classifying), is just an added burden.
Let’s speak frankly: according to the EU’s legal requirements, we should be saving each e-mail attachment, and even each e-mail (if the body text contains records-relevant information) to some Records Management system. But in reality, how many of us do that? It is hard enough to handle all the work that arrives in our e-mail inboxes, without adding records declaration and classification chores. And that is only e-mail. We haven’t even started talking about the other records-relevant systems.
This is where KORTO’s friendliness and integration capabilities come to the fore. An admin can set rules to determine when e-mails should be classed as records. KORTO will follow those rules, select e-mails accordingly, extract attachments and save them separately, classify them with metadata taken from the e-mail (sender, receiver, date, subject), and use AI to extract even more useful metadata. They will then be securely stored in KORTO, where they can readily be found and used.
Understand all the metada
If you dock KORTO to a professional document management system such as Microsoft SharePoint, KORTO will take over and understand all the metadata which those documents have in SharePoint, and will convert them to record classifications in KORTO. It will then use AI to find even more classifications within the documents.
Wide range integration
For now, KORTO works well with standard file shares, and with Microsoft 365 products Exchange Online (e-mails), SharePoint Online (documents), and Teams (chat messages). Google Mail and Workspace integration will be added soon.
Extensive, open, and secured APIs
It doesn't stop there. Through its extensive, open, and secure APIs, KORTO can easily be integrated with any document management or line of business system. If your system produces documents, and if those documents must automatically be declared as records, KORTO APIs will make that a piece of cake. Really.