Hi everyone, Nadav here. Managing our most important documents and information is very challenging in today’s hyper-digitized and overloaded world. We all have endless amounts of files and pictures scattered across multiple cloud services – on average that number is over 15,000(!) and we all suffer a great deal when we need to find them or one piece of information within a document.
After we launched Docady, we started getting amazing feedback from users thanking us for finding their documents and information they didn't even know they had anymore, or information they were looking for with zero success. So we thought, "why not give this to everyone?”
With just a few taps and a minute's wait, you get a detailed report telling you what and how many vital documents you have online. Cloudetect runs quickly on your cloud services and reports back to you with findings, it does not store any user information, and revokes all granted permissions to these cloud services immediately upon completion of the scan.
So, that's it, you're out of excuses, do you know where your documents are?!
Hi @bentossell. Thanks for the comment. Yes- you are right. In fact, a third of Americans will admit their most important documents are in a shoebox somewhere in the house. Yet, more and more digital versions of these documents end up in the cloud, but they are still not managed properly. These images of documents will not shout out if they are about to expire and such. Taking control of your essential stuff starts with awareness... 😉
Love this feature from Docady and so glad to see it as a stand-alone feature! Thanks for saving my ass for not having the foresight to better organize documents when I joined Google over a decade ago...
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