One question that I’ve been wondering about, and need to better understand with Dozuki, is what happens if Dozuki shuts their doors tomorrow?

How do I access my content? If I were to lose everything we create in Dozuki, I’d be in a world of hurt, because we are planning on not only creating assembly documentation, but also our ISO Documentation in the program.

Can I do a routine backup of all the information? How do your other customers account for this?

Is there a way to get a list of all the documents that have been uploaded into Dozuki? We have a lot of .pdf documents that have been uploaded over the years and no one has kept track of them. Now we are getting complaints of there being out dated documents out there.

Is there a report that lists out all the Documents that have been uploaded and there locations?

Is there a way to get a list of all the documents that have been uploaded into Dozuki? We have a lot of .pdf documents that have been uploaded over the years and no one has kept track of them. Now we are getting complaints of there being out dated documents out there.

Is there a report that lists out all the Documents that have been uploaded and there locations?

One question that I’ve been wondering about, and need to better understand with Dozuki, is what happens if Dozuki shuts their doors tomorrow?

How do I access my content? If I were to lose everything we create in Dozuki, I’d be in a world of hurt, because we are planning on not only creating assembly documentation, but also our ISO Documentation in the program.

Can I do a routine backup of all the information? How do your other customers account for this?

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