Everything you need to integrate, deploy, and learn.
Integration catalog, developer documentation, blog, and a working glossary of document management terms.
Connect Abscode to your existing stack
Storage backends, accounting tools, identity providers, ERPs, and notification channels — Abscode plays nicely with the tools your team already uses.
Storage backends
Google Drive · Microsoft OneDrive / SharePoint · AWS S3 · Azure Blob · on-prem NAS. Bring your own storage from day one — documents stay in your account.
Accounting + ERP
Tally · Zoho Books · SAP · QuickBooks · custom ERPs via API + webhooks. Push invoice data, pull vendor master, sync GST archive.
Identity + SSO
Google Workspace · Microsoft Entra ID · Okta · custom SAML. RBAC and MFA included from Professional tier upward.
Notifications
Email · WhatsApp Business · in-app · webhook → Slack / Teams / your own system. Routed by workflow stage and user role.
Mobile capture
Native iOS and Android apps for document capture, approval on the go, and field-team workflows. Offline-capable with sync.
Custom integrations
API + webhook surface available from Professional tier. Custom integration scoping handled by our team for Business and Enterprise.
Build on top of Abscode
REST API, webhooks, document lifecycle events, and scripting hooks — everything you need to extend the platform.
Developer documentation is coming soon
API reference, webhook payload spec, scripting examples, and SDK quickstarts will publish alongside our V1 launch. In the meantime, book a technical demo and we will walk through the API surface with your team.
Notes from the field
Practical guides on document management, compliance, AI OCR, and the day-to-day reality of running a paper-heavy business.
The blog launches with the platform
First posts will cover: choosing a DMS for an SME, what maker-checker really requires under RBI Master Direction, how AI OCR changes archival workflows, and migration from shared drives. Want to be notified? Sign up and tick the newsletter checkbox.
Document management terms, defined
Plain-English definitions of the terms that show up in DMS specs, audit reports, and compliance requirements.
Maker-checker
A workflow where one person creates or edits a document (the maker) and a different person approves it (the checker). Required by ISO 9001, NABH, RBI Master Direction, and ICAI standards for compliance-led document changes.
Audit trail
A complete, tamper-evident log of every action taken on a document — who created it, who viewed it, who edited it, who approved it, and when. Required by most regulators for documents used in compliance, claims, lending, and patient care.
Bring-your-own-storage (BYO)
An architecture where the DMS provides workflow, search, and audit but the documents themselves live in the customer's own storage account (Google Drive, OneDrive, S3, etc.). The vendor never owns the data.
Retention policy
A rule defining how long a document — or its audit log — must be kept before deletion or archival. Driven by regulator requirements (e.g. 7 years for GST records under Indian Income Tax Act) and contractual obligations.
RBAC (role-based access control)
A permission model where users are assigned roles (e.g. clerk, manager, auditor) and roles have specific document-action rights. Lets you scale access without managing per-user permissions on every document.
OCR (optical character recognition)
The process of converting an image of text (a scanned page, a phone photo) into machine-readable text so it can be searched, indexed, and parsed. AI OCR adds language and layout intelligence on top.
Document type + custom fields
A configuration that says "this kind of document (e.g. Invoice) has these required fields (Invoice Number, Date, Amount, Vendor)." Turns a file into structured data the system can search, validate, and route.
DPDP / POPIA / GDPR
Data protection laws — India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, South Africa's Protection of Personal Information Act, and the EU's General Data Protection Regulation. All require specific controls on document access, storage location, retention, and breach notification.