M-Files vs NetDocuments: Which is a better fit?

Joe M.: My name's Joe. I'm a principal engineer. I'd give M-Files a 5 out of 5. And for more reviews like this, click down below. Before M-Files we used a PDM system. With switching to M-files, we considered some other software. We looked at using SOLIDWORKS and their PDM system as well as just using Windows. We selected M-Files because we really liked the way you could input metadata and use that to organize all of your files and search in a very powerful way for very detailed things within a document. We came from a more complicated system before using M-Files, so switching over to it was really nice and a blessing. It made it really easy to transition to M-Files. If you're thinking about getting into M-Files, I would really take a look at all the powerful tools that come along with inputting the metadata for each document into M-Files. It really opens up a lot of capability, especially when trying to find a very old document that you don't remember a whole lot about.

Kayleigh H.: Hi, my name is Kayleigh. I'm a firm administrator at Poulus Ensom Smith LLP in Vancouver, BC. We are a boutique commercial litigation firm, and we would give NetDocuments a four out of five stars. We use NetDocuments to organize our case files, and we also have it integrated with our accounting software, which is Soluno, and our Outlook system. I like that NetDocuments is easy to use, easy to train on, and it feels a lot more organized and simple for people to learn on and keep their practice working properly. The only thing that we don't love about NetDocuments is, we find the file transfer options pretty limited compared to other software, but ultimately, it isn't make-or-break for us.