Meridian Hybrid EDMS:
Built for Confidential Data
and Regulated Spaces 

Document control in engineering refers to the organized management of documents throughout the lifecycle of an organization. This includes stages like creation, approval, distribution, and storage of documents for easy reference.

Document types might include project plans, technical manuals, design mockups, or quality assurance documents.

By maintaining control over these important documents, organizations can guarantee regulatory compliance for all team members.

When multiple contributors work on a project, it can be hard to track changes effectively. Meridian’s EDMS allows for parallel changes, providing an extensive overview of all changes made to any document.

Any stakeholder can have access to this data and visualize changes in real time, minimizing the risk of miscommunications amongst team members.

Meridian strives for collaboration, transparency, and efficiency throughout each project.

Yes, this engineering document management system keeps everyone in the loop. Teams can develop predefined processes for document creation and review, as well as work from a structured framework for tasks.

Meridian also connects with existing tools so that organizations do not have to abandon any existing systems.

Its user-friendly interface makes this EDMS accessible to anyone within the organization. There is no steep learning curve to interpreting and utilizing the platform.

Accountability is everything in an EDMS, and Meridian takes this seriously. From audit trails to access level adjustments, your organization can ensure that all processes are up to legal standards.

For documents that require formal approval, Meridian’s EDMS allows for electronic signatures so that compliance standards are clearly observed.

Transitioning to a paperless workflow might seem daunting at first, but Meridian’s EDMS puts your organization’s security needs front of mind.

EDMS refers to engineering specific organizations and associated documents including drawings, mockups, environmental assessments, and technical data. An ECM encompasses a broader range of content including emails, images, and other records, but it is not specific to the engineering field.

Both are intended to organize key documents to ensure that team members can more easily collaborate, and organizations can meet their compliance standards.