Archiflow — all your institution's documents, from registration to electronic signature.

Document management system for public institutions and companies. Electronic registry, approval workflows, templates and electronic signature — in a single platform.

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What Archiflow does

Archiflow covers the entire document lifecycle — from registration in the registry, through template generation, workflow approval, to electronic signature and archiving. The electronic registry manages incoming, outgoing and internal documents, with automatically generated registration numbers and special registers (decisions, contracts, dispositions, letters) for each document type. It runs directly in the browser, with no installation — hosted by Digisinergy or in the institution's own infrastructure, with the same functionality.

Why Archiflow

Electronic registry

Automatic yearly numbering for incoming, outgoing and internal documents, with special registers for decisions, contracts, dispositions and letters.

Approval workflows

Approve, reject or send back for corrections, with deadlines and a complete history of every step.

Electronic signature

With a USB token directly in the browser, external signing validated on upload, or a handwritten signature on a tablet.

Smart templates

Text or DOCX documents with fields to fill in; they come out directly as PDF, with the institution's letterhead.

Reports and indicators

Trends over time, distribution by type and department, plus delays against the resolution deadline (SLA).

Role-based access

User, Manager, Administrator or Viewer — everyone sees exactly what they need, for their department.

Want to eliminate paper and files scattered across email, and have the entire document cycle — from registration to signature — in one place? Archiflow automates it all.

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How it works

1. Registration

Every document automatically receives a unique yearly number (for example IN-2026-0112, OUT-2026-0033 or INT-2026-0021), from the incoming, outgoing or internal registry.

2. Creation or generation

The file is uploaded directly, or the document is generated from a text or DOCX template, with the institution's letterhead, directly as PDF.

3. Approval

The document moves through Draft → Pending → Approved; the approver can approve, reject with a reason, or send it back for corrections, with a deadline and full history.

4. Signing

The approved document is signed electronically — USB token in the browser, externally signed and validated on upload, or a handwritten signature on a tablet — and moves to Signed.

5. Reporting and archiving

Reports reflect the current situation — trends, distributions, delays against the deadline (SLA); the cycle ends with the Archived status.