DocuSwift is an AWS-native Document Management System built for document-heavy enterprises, especially BFSI and NBFCs managing legacy loan files, customer records, KYC documents, compliance files, and approval workflows. It helps organizations centralize document storage, improve searchability, control access, maintain audit trails, and digitize document operations at scale.
DocuSwift is a secure, AWS-native Document Management System designed to help document-heavy enterprises centralize, organize, search, process, and govern business-critical documents across their lifecycle.
The solution is especially relevant for the BFSI sector, with a preferred focus on NBFCs, lending companies, microfinance institutions, digital finance businesses, and regional financial organizations that manage high volumes of legacy and active documents.
Many NBFCs continue to manage loan files, KYC documents, customer onboarding records, repayment documents, compliance files, agreements, and branch-level paperwork across physical archives, local folders, shared drives, emails, and disconnected internal systems. This creates operational delays, poor document visibility, version confusion, security gaps, and challenges during audits or customer servicing.
DocuSwift helps solve these challenges by providing a centralized cloud-based platform where documents can be securely stored, classified, searched, reviewed, approved, and tracked. The platform supports metadata-based organization, configurable workflows, role-based access control, document versioning, audit trails, data segregation, backup, disaster recovery, and monitoring.
Built on AWS, DocuSwift is designed for scalability, security, high availability, and reduced infrastructure overhead. It allows NBFCs and financial institutions to modernize legacy document operations without building a custom DMS from scratch.
Beyond BFSI, DocuSwift can also support healthcare, logistics, education, manufacturing, retail, and enterprise operations where secure document lifecycle management is critical. However, its strongest fit is for financial organizations handling high-volume, compliance-sensitive, and workflow-heavy documents.
Highlights
AWS-native document management system for BFSI and NBFCs to centralize legacy loan files, KYC documents, customer records, compliance files, and branch-level documents.
Secure document workflow automation with role-based access, approval flows, version control, metadata tagging, audit trails, backup, and disaster recovery support.
Scalable cloud document management built for high-volume document operations, helping NBFCs improve searchability, reduce manual handling, and strengthen audit readiness.
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One-time installation, configuration, and onboarding for storage service. This fee is charged at the start of the contract and provides access to the service. Ongoing storage usage is billed separately based on consumption.
DocuSwift is a document management system billed under a contract with two separate charges. You pay a one-time installation and setup fee at the start of the contract. This fee covers configuration and onboarding and gives you access to the service. Your ongoing storage use is billed separately, measured in terabytes per month. This means your recurring cost scales with how much storage you consume. The setup fee stays fixed, while storage charges rise or fall based on usage.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
How is the storage usage charge measured and counted?
Storage usage is measured in terabytes consumed per month. Your charge scales with how much data you store. If your stored data grows, the monthly storage charge rises. If it shrinks, the charge falls. The charge reflects actual consumption during the billing period.
How do the setup fee and storage charge combine on my bill?
The two charges bill independently. The one-time installation and setup fee is charged once at the start of the contract. The storage usage charge recurs monthly based on terabytes consumed. Your ongoing bill is driven by storage volume, while the setup fee does not repeat.
What does the one-time installation and setup fee cover?
This fee covers installation, configuration, and onboarding for the storage service. It is charged once at the start of the contract and gives you access to the service. It does not cover ongoing storage use, which is billed separately based on consumption.
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Customers can reach our support team for assistance with product setup, user access, document workflow configuration, issue resolution, technical queries, and general platform guidance.
Support includes:
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User access and role configuration support
Document workflow and approval flow configuration guidance
Technical issue resolution and troubleshooting
Platform usage guidance for administrators and business users
Support for backup, monitoring, and document management-related queries
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DocuSwift is an AWS-native Document Management System built for document-heavy enterprises, especially BFSI and NBFCs managing legacy loan files, customer records, KYC documents, compliance files, and approval workflows. It helps organizations centralize document storage, improve searchability, control access, maintain audit trails, and digitize document operations at scale.
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