Optimising document workflows
“Gheorghe Asachi” technical university of Iași
The “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iași, known also as TUIASI, is among the oldest and best-known higher education institutions in our country and is classified as an advanced research and education university.
As one of the higher education institutions in Romania with a tradition of almost two centuries in engineering, scientific and cultural education, the “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iași is also a symbol of innovation, 65% of the Romanian patents of the last 10 years being related to this educational institution.
- 2nd place in the ranking of technical universities in Romania
- 3rd place in the research ranking at national level
- 6th place in the overall ranking of the Romanian universities
- 11 faculties and 21 departments
Challenge
- Volume of documents and large number of users
- The pandemic, which forced rapid digitisation
- Respecting the working rules specific to the university environment
- The need to create and manage multiple sub-registries with different specifics
Solution
- Distribution of documents to the responsible persons or departments, easy management and search by indexes or words from the content of the documents
- Digitised workflows for all types of documents, in the pandemic context
- Coordination and correlation of information and data in documents to increase efficiency and confidentiality
- Registration of incoming and outgoing documents, with the possibility of automatically granting registration numbers, reservation of registration numbers for unforeseen situations
Benefits
- Easy access to all documents registered in the solution
- Easy search of documents according to the information entered in the registration process (number, date, petitioner, observations, etc.)
- Assigning access rights to recipient addresses/users
- Structured organisation of documents from the Registry or any other sources, with preview of documents
- Export of the registered documents to Excel and history of users’ actions