Which Cloudron app is best for ...
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...manage file sets?
Dear All,
I need to rebuild an history made up of various documents (mainly PDFs). Which app is right for me?
Letters and related replies, and so on ...
Ability to tag, search inside.
Main goal is to create a history.
All have to be secured with private access.
Many thank's!
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...manage file sets?
Dear All,
I need to rebuild an history made up of various documents (mainly PDFs). Which app is right for me?
Letters and related replies, and so on ...
Ability to tag, search inside.
Main goal is to create a history.
All have to be secured with private access.
Many thank's!
@p44 I've not used it yet, but it sounds like Mayan might be your best bet... It's not in the app store yet, but should be there soon... see https://forum.cloudron.io/post/1066
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Right now, Nextcloud. Mayan looks very cool though if you can wait, although I think migrating from one to the other should be relatively easy, I'm sure you just want to start as you mean to go on, so maybe worth waiting on Mayan to compare the two.
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@p44 I've not used it yet, but it sounds like Mayan might be your best bet... It's not in the app store yet, but should be there soon... see https://forum.cloudron.io/post/1066
@jdaviescoates @marcusquinn Thank's a lot! I'll go to check Mayan!
Any other suggestion, based on available Apps on Cloudron? (Except Nextcloud, need something very basic and simple 
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@jdaviescoates @marcusquinn Thank's a lot! I'll go to check Mayan!
Any other suggestion, based on available Apps on Cloudron? (Except Nextcloud, need something very basic and simple )@p44 I think that's it for now TBH. They can be both very simple and very scaleable.
Papermerge might be an option soon too, thanks to @doodlemania2 but I don't know enough of your use-case to know if that covers everything.
Something else I'm a fan of is SparkleShare that you can use with any Git repo, so that would open you up to Gitea, GitLab & Gogs as options too, with the full commit history.
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@p44 I think that's it for now TBH. They can be both very simple and very scaleable.
Papermerge might be an option soon too, thanks to @doodlemania2 but I don't know enough of your use-case to know if that covers everything.
Something else I'm a fan of is SparkleShare that you can use with any Git repo, so that would open you up to Gitea, GitLab & Gogs as options too, with the full commit history.
@marcusquinn Thank's a lot! I think papermerge feets for my needs...!!
Many thank's for your precious advice(s)
