Laserfiche Named a Leader in Nucleus Research Content Services and Collaboration Value Matrix 2025
Laserfiche is a Leader for the 10 th consecutive year, ranks highest in usability.
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LONG BEACH, Calif. — Laserfiche — the leading SaaS provider of intelligent content management and business process automation — is a Leader in the Nucleus Research Technology Value Matrix for Content Services and Collaboration for the 10 th year in a row. Among the vendors evaluated, Laserfiche ranks highest overall in usability. Download a copy of the report here.
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'As a leader in this year's Value Matrix, Laserfiche was rated highest in usability for its AI productivity tools, new administration hub, process automation and integration capabilities.' — Evelyn McMullen, Research Manager, Nucleus Research
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'As a leader in this year's Value Matrix, Laserfiche was rated highest in usability for its AI productivity tools, new administration hub, process automation and integration capabilities,' said Evelyn McMullen, research manager at Nucleus Research and author of the report.
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Recently released Laserfiche AI-powered features are aimed at boosting productivity even further and enabling automation at scale. Smart Fields, an out-of-the-box intelligent capture tool, allows customers to extract data automatically using natural language instructions, no matter the source or format. Smart Chat provides an intuitive chat interface that enables users to quickly gain insights from their repository content.
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'As AI matures at an accelerated pace, vendors in the CSC market have the unique advantage of managing both structured and unstructured data from across the entirety of an organization,' the report's Market Overview states.
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Laserfiche AI alongside powerful workflow automation, information governance and records management tools create new opportunities for organizational efficiency. Customers across industries use Laserfiche to increase productivity, create competitive advantage and drive growth.
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'Laserfiche gives us the forms and workflow processes as well as data integration that enable efficiency at scale,' said Airline Hydraulics Chief Technology Officer Todd Schnirel. 'Our Laserfiche-powered process improvements have supported us in achieving a significant increase in net revenue while adding very little operating expense.'
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'Being ranked a leader for 10 consecutive years is a testament to our product innovation,' said Thomas Phelps, senior vice president of corporate strategy and CIO at Laserfiche. 'Our top ranking in usability reflects our core value of putting people first and our commitment to delivering intuitive solutions that empower users.'
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is a leading enterprise platform that helps organizations digitally transform operations and manage their content with AI-powered solutions. Through scalable workflows, customizable forms, no-code templates and AI-enabled capabilities, the Laserfiche® document management platform accelerates how business gets done. Trusted by organizations of all sizes — from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises — Laserfiche empowers teams to boost productivity, foster collaboration, and deliver a superior customer experience at scale. Headquartered in Long Beach, California, Laserfiche operates globally, with offices across North America, Europe, and Asia.
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