Docsie vs Aodocs

There are a lot of features available in Docsie. Effective organisation, solid search, rich and attractive content, and a good model for sharing and permissions all contribute to a positive user experience. It is much faster than other wikis that provide a large number of features.

- Shelley L. Software Engineer

In general, Docsie does what most documentation platforms are suppose to do but they fall short. We found Docsie in may of last year and we have been using it for a few of our projects and its a good platform.

- Sandy S. Project Manager

Docsie team, you so much for creating an awesome documentation creation product! From end to end flow Docsie allows you to create, publish and maintain awesome looking documentation!

- Roxy R. Business Analyst

Our company moved from Microsoft Office to Google for office productivity tools several years ago, so we had to support that move with a document management system that would allow us to store and manage the Google files within the context of a records management structure. Hence why we chose AODocs. AODocs lacks many features of a mature records management software, and their constant development/improvement process means there are frequent changes and releases, which we have to keep on top of.

- Jeremy S. Information Resources Officer

Allowed up to move more documents and files into Google Drive while providing the fine-grained security that users wanted.

- Scott Lawrence L. Director, IT Architecture

Google, while trying to lure businesses, fails to provide adequate admin level management tools. AODocs provides much of the missing functions to create permissions throughout Drive and provides useful tools to users to be able to work in native applications.

- Rob H. Director of Beverage & Brand Development