Amagno

German DMS as a vendor-run cloud in German data centres or on your own Windows Server

Quick Overview

Company Amagno GmbH
Category Document Management
Headquarters Oldenburg, Germany
Founded 2010
EU Presence EU (Germany)
Data Location Encrypted storage in certified data centres in Germany for the Business Cloud, or Amagno On Premise on your own Microsoft Windows Server
Open Source No
Compliance Amagno describes its product as an ISO 27001 certified DMS solution and refers to IDW PS 880 and GoBD; the certifying bodies are not named on the pages read
Pricing Price on request: the Amagno Business Cloud is sold in packages of 5, 20 and 100 users with 12.5 GB, 50 GB and 250 GB of storage, and the price calculator sends a quote by e-mail instead of showing an amount
Free Option 30-day free test of the Business Cloud with 2 users and 100 MB of storage
Replaces Microsoft SharePoint, DocuWare, Box

Detailed Review

Amagno is a document management and enterprise content management system from Amagno GmbH, sold as the Amagno Business Cloud and as Amagno On Premise.

Amagno positions the product as a digital workplace for departments such as accounting, purchasing, sales and quality management, with workflows that users configure without scripting and an optional AI component called Amagno.AI. The Business Cloud is sold in packages of 5, 20 and 100 users with 12.5 GB, 50 GB and 250 GB of storage, which can be combined; Amagno gives the example of 125 users as one package of each size. Additional storage can be added for a fee.

Amagno GmbH is registered at Rheinstrasse 16 in Oldenburg, Germany, with Jens Büscher as managing director. He founded the company in 2010, and the imprint names no parent company. For the Business Cloud, Amagno states encrypted data storage in certified data centres in Germany, without naming the data centre operator.

Amagno describes the product as an ISO 27001 certified DMS solution and refers to IDW PS 880 and GoBD, but the pages read do not name the certifying bodies. Amagno On Premise is intended for organisations with 50 or more user licences that run their own Microsoft Windows Server and database infrastructure.

Amagno does not publish prices. The pricing page lists the packages and states that the 20-user package is cheaper per user than the 5-user package and the 100-user package cheaper again, and the calculator sends a personal quote by e-mail. The minimum for direct sales is five user licences.

A 30-day test with 2 users and 100 MB of storage is free and ends automatically. Amagno suits companies that want a German cloud and no server of their own. It ranks below the products with published prices because a buyer cannot compare its cost without requesting a quote.

What Amagno does well

  • Amagno Business Cloud stores data encrypted in certified data centres in Germany
  • Amagno describes its product as an ISO 27001 certified DMS solution
  • Amagno is available as a vendor-run cloud and as Amagno On Premise
  • The 30-day Amagno test is free, includes all functions and ends automatically
  • Amagno publishes its package sizes and storage allowances: 5, 20 and 100 users with 12.5 GB, 50 GB and 250 GB

Where Amagno falls short

  • Amagno publishes no prices; the calculator returns a quote by e-mail
  • Amagno does not name the operator of its German data centres
  • Amagno On Premise is aimed at organisations with 50 or more user licences and requires Microsoft Windows Server
  • Direct sales of Amagno start at a minimum of five user licences

Standout feature. Amagno is the one product in this comparison that is primarily a vendor-run cloud with storage stated to be in Germany, sold in fixed packages of 5, 20 and 100 users.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Amagno Business Cloud stores data encrypted in certified data centres in Germany
  • Amagno describes its product as an ISO 27001 certified DMS solution
  • Amagno is available as a vendor-run cloud and as Amagno On Premise
  • The 30-day Amagno test is free, includes all functions and ends automatically
  • Amagno publishes its package sizes and storage allowances: 5, 20 and 100 users with 12.5 GB, 50 GB and 250 GB

Cons

  • Amagno publishes no prices; the calculator returns a quote by e-mail
  • Amagno does not name the operator of its German data centres
  • Amagno On Premise is aimed at organisations with 50 or more user licences and requires Microsoft Windows Server
  • Direct sales of Amagno start at a minimum of five user licences

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Amagno?

Amagno is a document management and enterprise content management system from Amagno GmbH, sold as the Amagno Business Cloud and as Amagno On Premise.

Amagno positions the product as a digital workplace for departments such as accounting, purchasing, sales and quality management, with workflows that users configure without scripting and an optional AI component called Amagno.AI. The Business Cloud is sold in packages of 5, 20 and 100 users with 12.5 GB, 50 GB and 250 GB of storage, which can be combined; Amagno gives the example of 125 users as one package of each size. Additional storage can be added for a fee.

Where is Amagno based?

Amagno operates from Oldenburg, Germany, which places it under EU (Germany). Compliance: Amagno describes its product as an ISO 27001 certified DMS solution and refers to IDW PS 880 and GoBD; the certifying bodies are not named on the pages read.

What does Amagno cost?

Price on request: the Amagno Business Cloud is sold in packages of 5, 20 and 100 users with 12.5 GB, 50 GB and 250 GB of storage, and the price calculator sends a quote by e-mail instead of showing an amount. 30-day free test of the Business Cloud with 2 users and 100 MB of storage.

Who is Amagno best for?

German mid-sized companies that want a vendor-run cloud in Germany and configure workflows without scripting. Amagno is the one product in this comparison that is primarily a vendor-run cloud with storage stated to be in Germany, sold in fixed packages of 5, 20 and 100 users.

What are the drawbacks of Amagno?

Amagno publishes no prices; the calculator returns a quote by e-mail. Amagno does not name the operator of its German data centres. Amagno On Premise is aimed at organisations with 50 or more user licences and requires Microsoft Windows Server. Direct sales of Amagno start at a minimum of five user licences.

Is Amagno a good alternative to Microsoft SharePoint?

Amagno is built as a European alternative to Microsoft SharePoint: German DMS as a vendor-run cloud in German data centres or on your own Windows Server. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.

How does Amagno compare to other Document Management tools?

Amagno is one of several European Document Management tools we cover. It is most often compared with Microsoft SharePoint, DocuWare, Box.

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