Storing Documents Online?

[VaDwayne]

I just purchased a new document scanner and would love to be able to store my files somewhere online so I can get to them from any computer if necessary. I would also like to be able to acess them from my Blackberry if need be.

Does any have suggestions for a site that would be best for this?

 

[LGilmore]

As far a blackberry, I don't know. I use a portable HD to store information I scan. You may not want to store client files online. A security problem is easier to avoid if you're not leaving information there.

 

[Quote]

google docs

 

[Josh]

Depends on what it is you're trying to store. If it's client apps you could do it using sugarcrm.

 

[VaDwayne]

Depends on what it is you're trying to store. If it's client apps you could do it using sugarcrm.

Yes, applications, contracting paperwork, etc.. So it must be really secure.

 

[Josh]

Yes, applications, contracting paperwork, etc.. So it must be really secure.

You can use a really strong password and use a secured sight host. SugarCRM works great. If you want to PM me I can give you a demo login you can play with to see how it works. vTiger is pretty good too. Actually, I may have been mistaken, vTiger will store docs, I'd have to check on Sugar. Either way, I have versions of both installed you can play with.

 

[Mark]

Just get a hosting acct with someone and upload them to your ftp and then you can access them from any computer. Of course you will password protect them.

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There are tons of free websites like this one that will allow you to access them anytime.

ALso a zip flash drive is easy to keep up with.

I use filezillia, and have a folder that my scanner saves on and then it uploads to my ftp. My files are password and site protect, but if I want others to see the files I can make them public or give them a password to see them.

 

[radiusbob]

google docs

Agree with the Google docs if you are just looking for document storage and updating ability (Word/Excel).

You would also be able to access and view from your Berry as needed.

 

[Todd King]

I started out by simply using an external hard drive.

Not but a few weeks ago, something happened and I lost 3 weeks worth of stuff off of my computer and the ext. HD.

That's when I finally decided to pay the $54.95/yr for Carbonite. Works great for me and no more worries!

If you need it, let me know I have a promo code.

 

[Mark]

Just get a hosting plan like godaddy 5.99 a month for like 1000 gigs or whatever it is and then upload your files to your ftp/hosting acct using filezillia for free....YOu will always have a back up of your files secure and also be able to host your website or anything you need.