Project Management
In addition to the many comprehensive solutions Retrievex offers for the offsite management of records, we can be of service in a number of ways to assist you onsite as well. A properly developed onsite records management program is vital to ensure information accessibility and staff efficiency while it complements your offsite records storage program and makes the timely transition to offsite storage seamless.
Indexing
Whether in an active file area or already offsite at Retrievex, Retrievex can index your individual files or boxes to ensure your records inventory listings are completely accurate and includes all information needed to easily locate items and to destroy records when appropriate. You’ll spend less time locating needed records with a detailed and accurate listing of every box or file whether located in your onsite file area or at a Retrievex Records Center. And by ensuring that destruction review dates are included, you will reduce risk and the long term cost of archiving records by insuring that obsolete records are destroyed on a timely basis.
Purging
Running out of space for onsite maintenance of records? Retrievex staff can work with you to pull and pack records that are better suited for offsite storage, help relocate records onsite or pull and remove outdated records for processing by Retrievex Certified Shredding.
Barcoding
Did you know that sophisticated tracking systems can be applied to your onsite records management program just as they are for all the records you send to a Retrievex Records Center? Consider the efficiencies and enhanced productivity this solution can provide.
Refiling / Interfiling
Behind in filing or interfiling projects? Allow the knowledgeable Retrievex Team to assist your staff.
free consultation
Simply call 1 877 FileLine.
We will answer your questions, review your individual requirements for professional records and information management, and recommend the best ways we can collaborate to improve your access to information while saving you money.

