Alfresco
Open-source-based content services platform for documents and records
What is Alfresco?
Alfresco is a content services platform for document management, records management and process automation, with an open-source Community Edition and commercial Enterprise Edition. It offers REST APIs, collaboration features and governance services and is often embedded in custom applications. It was acquired by Hyland in 2020 and is used by governments and enterprises.
Key facts
- Starting price
- Contact for quote
- Pricing model
- Quote-based
- Active users
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- Customers
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- Vendor employees
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- Launched
- 2005
- Deployment
- On-premise, Cloud (SaaS)
- Platforms
- Web, Linux
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Open-source roots with flexible architecture
- Strong records management and governance
- Open APIs for custom integrations
- Open source
- Can run on-premise
Considerations
- Requires technical expertise to customize
- Enterprise features need a paid subscription
- User interface less modern than some rivals
- Pricing only on request
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Industries & use cases
Industries served
Typical use cases
- Digitize and route paper-heavy business documents
- Manage medical images alongside the EHR
- Retain records to meet regulatory requirements
Typical Deloitte services
- Content platform modernization and cloud migration
- Intelligent document processing implementation
- Records management and compliance programs
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Features
✓Workflow automation· Automation
✓Self-hosted· Deployment
✓Open source· Deployment
✓File versioning· Documents
✓API access· Integrations
✓Single sign-on (SSO)· Security
✓Role-based access· Security
✓Audit log· Security
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