FormKiQ Core

What it does

FormKiQ Core is a flexible Open Source Document Management System (DMS) that can be used as headless software or run using our web-based client interface. FormKiQ runs in your AWS Cloud is built using an extendable Document API.

FormKiQ is a secure AWS document management, ECM, AI, and OCR platform for regulated industries with compliance-ready controls and customer-controlled deployment.

FormKiQ helps organizations manage documents, workflows, metadata, governance, and solution-specific information systems on a platform designed for regulated and control-sensitive environments, and adaptable to a wide range of enterprise and departmental use cases. FormKiQ is a document and information management platform for organizations where documents are part of governed processes and where access, auditability, and deployment control are requirements, not options. Contract and case management, grants, claims, correspondence, and other document-intensive processes with structured intake, routing, and audit trails. Records retention, legal hold, archives and collections, and long-term…from formkiq.com

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  AWS-Powered Open Source Document Management with OCR and AI Metadata2023 · github.com · ▲5

  I'm one of the co-founders of FormKiQ, an Open Source DMS that runs on AWS. After almost three years of development, we've finally reached the point (v1.11.1) where we think our project can go head-to-head with other document management systems when it comes to all of the expected functionality, including OCR, Encryption, Intelligent Document Processing, and Fulltext Search. FormKiQ deploys into your AWS account, but you can also try out our demo account via our website at https://formkiq.com Thanks!

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