LogicalDOC

Italian web-based DMS with an LGPL version 3 Community Edition and commercial editions

Quick Overview

Company LOGICALDOC Srl
Category Document Management
Headquarters Carpi, Italy
Founded 2006
EU Presence EU (Italy)
Data Location On-premises, cloud or hybrid; the cloud page speaks of a secure external data centre without naming a provider or country
Open Source LGPL-3.0
Pricing Price on request for the Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions, quoted by number of users and repository size; the Community Edition is free
Free Option 30-day trial version as a download, plus credentials for a demonstration site
Replaces Microsoft SharePoint, M-Files, OpenText

Detailed Review

LogicalDOC is a web-based document management system from LOGICALDOC Srl, offered as a free Community Edition and as commercial Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions.

LogicalDOC describes version control with check-in and check-out, a complete audit trail, retention policies with an integrated calendar, secure sharing with granular permissions, an API and a mobile app. The Community Edition is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 3, with source code on SourceForge, and includes basic access control, advanced search, the web interface and SOAP and REST interfaces. LogicalDOC states that the Community Edition comes without technical support from its developers.

LOGICALDOC Srl is based at Via Aldo Moro 3 in Carpi, in the province of Modena, Italy, and gives 2006 as its founding year. LogicalDOC lists offices in Italy, the United States, Germany, Spain, France and Portugal.

LogicalDOC can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud or as a hybrid, and its system requirements name Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS or more recent and Microsoft Windows Server 2022. For LogicalDOC Cloud the vendor speaks of a secure external data centre; neither a provider nor a country is named, and the privacy policy does not specify a storage location either.

LogicalDOC publishes no prices. The quote form asks for the edition, the number of users and optionally the repository size, and LogicalDOC mentions OEM, volume, site, academic and not-for-profit pricing. A 30-day trial version can be downloaded, and the same registration gives credentials for a demonstration site.

LogicalDOC suits teams that want to start on the LGPL edition on their own Linux or Windows server and move to a supported edition later. Buyers who need a stated EU hosting location for a vendor-run cloud should ask LogicalDOC for it in writing before signing, because the website does not provide it.

What LogicalDOC does well

  • LogicalDOC Community Edition is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 3
  • LogicalDOC supports on-premises, cloud and hybrid deployment
  • LogicalDOC runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS or newer and Windows Server 2022
  • A 30-day LogicalDOC trial is offered as a download together with access to a demonstration site
  • LogicalDOC mentions academic and not-for-profit pricing

Where LogicalDOC falls short

  • LogicalDOC publishes no prices for its Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions
  • LogicalDOC does not state the provider or country of its cloud data centre
  • The LogicalDOC Community Edition comes without official technical support
  • No certifications are named on the LogicalDOC pages read

Standout feature. LogicalDOC is the only Italian product in this comparison and one of two with an open-source licence read on the vendor's own pages, LGPL version 3 for its Community Edition.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • LogicalDOC Community Edition is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 3
  • LogicalDOC supports on-premises, cloud and hybrid deployment
  • LogicalDOC runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS or newer and Windows Server 2022
  • A 30-day LogicalDOC trial is offered as a download together with access to a demonstration site
  • LogicalDOC mentions academic and not-for-profit pricing

Cons

  • LogicalDOC publishes no prices for its Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions
  • LogicalDOC does not state the provider or country of its cloud data centre
  • The LogicalDOC Community Edition comes without official technical support
  • No certifications are named on the LogicalDOC pages read

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is LogicalDOC?

LogicalDOC is a web-based document management system from LOGICALDOC Srl, offered as a free Community Edition and as commercial Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions.

LogicalDOC describes version control with check-in and check-out, a complete audit trail, retention policies with an integrated calendar, secure sharing with granular permissions, an API and a mobile app. The Community Edition is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 3, with source code on SourceForge, and includes basic access control, advanced search, the web interface and SOAP and REST interfaces. LogicalDOC states that the Community Edition comes without technical support from its developers.

Where is LogicalDOC based?

LogicalDOC operates from Carpi, Italy, which places it under EU (Italy).

What does LogicalDOC cost?

Price on request for the Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions, quoted by number of users and repository size; the Community Edition is free. 30-day trial version as a download, plus credentials for a demonstration site.

Who is LogicalDOC best for?

Teams that want an LGPL community edition on Linux or Windows with an upgrade path to commercial editions. LogicalDOC is the only Italian product in this comparison and one of two with an open-source licence read on the vendor's own pages, LGPL version 3 for its Community Edition.

What are the drawbacks of LogicalDOC?

LogicalDOC publishes no prices for its Business, Enterprise and Cloud editions. LogicalDOC does not state the provider or country of its cloud data centre. The LogicalDOC Community Edition comes without official technical support. No certifications are named on the LogicalDOC pages read.

Is LogicalDOC a good alternative to Microsoft SharePoint?

LogicalDOC is built as a European alternative to Microsoft SharePoint: Italian web-based DMS with an LGPL version 3 Community Edition and commercial editions. 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 LogicalDOC compare to other Document Management tools?

LogicalDOC is one of several European Document Management tools we cover. It is most often compared with Microsoft SharePoint, M-Files, OpenText.

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