Worldox Users: Stay On-Premise and Take Control of Your Next Move
Evaluate a secure, matter-centric legal DMS designed for structured Worldox migration – without forced cloud transition.
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Why Many Firms Are Reviewing Options
Following changes in ownership and evolving deployment models, many Worldox users are reassessing how they want their document management system deployed.
Common considerations include:
- Remaining on-premise rather than moving to cloud-only platforms
- Preserving familiar matter-based workflows
- Minimizing disruption
- Maintaining predictable long-term IT strategy
- Protecting confidential client data
If your firm prefers clarity before committing to a long-term transition, this session is designed for you.
Preserve Your Client-Matter Architecture
Our migration approach ensures:
- Client and matter hierarchies remain intact
- Folder structures are mapped accurately
- Metadata is preserved
- Search remains consistent
- Outlook filing continues seamlessly
Continuity matters.

What You’ll See in the Demo
We walk through real legal workflows — not generic product features.
You’ll see how Docsvault handles:
Real workflows. No generic product tour.
Built for Continuity
A Legal DMS That Preserves Control and Familiar Structures
Migration Reassurance: What We Cover
Migrating from Worldox does not have to be disruptive.
In this demo, we’ll explain:
- How client and matter structures can be preserved
- How metadata mapping works during migration
- How searchability is maintained after transition
- What a realistic migration timeline looks like
- How rollout is phased to reduce disruption
- How user training supports adoption
You leave the session understanding the process — not guessing it.
How This Demo Helps You Decide
By the end of the demo, you should be able to answer:
- Does Docsvault support our current workflows?
- Can we remain on-premise with secure remote access?
- How complex would migration be?
- What are the long-term cost implications?
- How does this compare to NetDocuments for our needs?




