Every industry runs on paper. Yours included.
A firm has matters. A crew has jobs. A studio has campaigns. Underneath all of it is the same need: one place that holds the current version, the approvals and the people who touched it. Find your work below.
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If your work leaves a paper trail, you need a system of record.
Almost nobody thinks of themselves as a document business. Then something goes wrong, and the whole week becomes a hunt for the version everybody agreed on.
It is the same story in every office. A file that matters, several people touching it, and no single place that says which one is current and who signed it off.
Different work, identical problem. The document that hurts when it goes missing is the one worth keeping properly.
- Law firmsThe signed engagement letter, and which clause survived the last round.
- EngineeringThe approved drawing somebody built from three revisions ago.
- HealthcareThe consent form the auditor asks for, filed under the right patient.
- AgenciesThe approved brief, before the client says they never signed it.
- Field servicesThe completed job sheet, with photos, from a van with no signal.
- ManufacturingThe batch record and the spec it was actually made to.
- PropertyThe current lease, plus every addendum anyone ever signed.
- ConsultingThe final deliverable, not the draft that went out by mistake.
Where Flux is already at work
Pick the closest one and see the documents, deadlines and approvals it handles, in the words your own team uses.
Different work. Same three promises.
Whatever the documents are called where you work, this is what stops being a problem.
One version is the current one
Every draft is a revision of the same document, not a new file with a longer name. The current one is marked, the ones before it are still there, and nobody has to ask.
A trail you can hand to anyone
Who changed what, who approved it and when it went out, recorded as it happens in a log nobody can edit afterwards. Export it whenever someone asks.
The right people, the right documents
Permissions per role and per project, confidential files that stay confidential, and guests from other companies who only ever see what you invited them to.
What people ask first
Yes. The nine above are just the ones we hear from most. If your work produces documents other people rely on, the same record fits.
Minutes, not a project. Sign up, drag a folder in and invite the people who need it. Most teams have a real file on it the same afternoon.
Yes, and only to what you put them on. Invite a client, a consultant or a contractor to a single project, with an expiry date if you want one.
South Africa by default, other regions on request, encrypted backups daily. Export the current set and the full change log yourself, any time.
Start with one real file, not a demo dataset.
Three days free, five seats, every module. Pick the messiest folder you have and see what it looks like when the record keeps itself.
3 days · 5 seats · every module · no card