PaperLess Document Management for Sage: How Sage user, Blair’s Caravans, is saving £10,000 every year with PaperLess Document Management for Sage

Wednesday, 2 March 2016

How Sage user, Blair’s Caravans, is saving £10,000 every year with PaperLess Document Management for Sage

The document management automation experienced by Blair’s Caravan with PaperLess for Sage allows the company to “save £10,000 every year with staff as well as to save employees time spent on processing invoices” says Colin Mayrs, Blair’s Caravans Managing Director.

Automatic Invoice Recognition increasing productivity levels while reducing manual data input
Increase in data accuracy levels due to system automation and data verification
All documents directly linked to Sage making the auditing process much more simple and faster than before
All documents in digital format and accessible from any computer

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Although Automatic Invoice Recognition is still seen by the company’s Managing Director as one of PaperLess’ most important features, Colin Mayrs also quickly realised that due to the ease of use and automation offered by PaperLess software he could both reduce staff allocated to the accounts area, due to the increase in productivity levels, as well as lessen the skill level required to process purchase invoices. Colin states as an example of this the fact that Blair’s Caravans “put an end to having invoices being paid twice, because if you try to do so PaperLess immediately tells you that the invoice has already been entered, so no need for a high skilled employee to prevent this from happening.”

Another fact valued by the company Managing Director is that “when the accountant comes at year end all invoices are on the computer and directly linked to Sage so no need to go through piles of paper, making the entire process much faster and easier than before…” adding that with PaperLess “there are no more paper files to get lost or damaged, everything is digital and very simple to view or look at an invoice from any computer in the network.”

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