A DMS (Document Management System) is a total system consisting of hardware and software with which all information existing within an organization can be recorded, administered, edited or output. The output can be available in paper or electronic form. Paper documents are transferred to digital format prior to being archived. They must be indexed and can then be subjected to a targeted search and retrieved later. Furthermore, the digital format allows full text searches to be carried out.

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