agorum core vs DocStar ECM

agorum core brings document management, enterprise content management, workflows, and AI together on an updateable platform. It stores versioned documents with metadata and structured files, and offers full-text search including OCR. Workflows and active folders can automate document processing and multi-step approvals. Listed integrations and interfaces include SAP, DATEV, Odoo, ONLYOFFICE, CMIS, REST API, IMAP, SMB/CIFS, and WebDAV. ALBERT | AI can use document context within a user's permission scope, with AI actions logged for review. The maker lists two-factor authentication and single sign-on, and says independent auditors confirm revision-safe archiving annually. Deployment can be on premises, in a private cloud, or in the maker's cloud; Windows and Linux server operation are listed. The free agorum core open edition has no expiration, but its integrated workflow editor is reserved for pro. Pro is €32/user/mo for one user, with lower listed per-user rates at larger counts; modules and some integrations may cost extra. The product is aimed at growing mid-sized companies and enterprises with complex document processes.

DocStar ECM manages enterprise documents and automates processes such as accounts payable, HR, and compliance-sensitive records. It can run in the cloud, on premises, or in a hybrid environment. Workflow tools route content for approval through custom rules, business conditions, alerts, and a workflow dashboard. Intelligent Data Capture provides OCR, barcodes, regex matching, automated indexing, and text extraction. Repository-wide text and metadata search works with configurable retention, disposition, and freezes. Listed integrations include Epicor ERP and Kinetic, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Office, NetSuite, Oracle, Sage, Salesforce, SAP, Infor SyteLine, and UKG Pro. DocuSign eSignature can be added to workflow tasks and ad hoc actions. Security features include granular permissions, encryption, audit trails, and Active Directory or LDAP single sign-on; hosted service uses AWS. iOS and Android apps support capture, search, retrieval, and workflow actions. Licensing may be named, concurrent, or read-only. Pricing is on request.