n2record vs auraDOCS

n2record™is the leading application for insurance statement management. It allows users to record claims statements with any phone, anywhere. It also lets insurance adjusters and other frontline personnel securely store, share, and transcribe recorded statements effortlessly. If you are an n2record™user, do you regularly record statements or conduct claims interviews in person or in the field? The n2record™ app provides a simple, secure, intuitive interface to record statements on your iPhone® or iPad®. The free n2record™ app allows you to record in person statements on your phone, enter related claim data, and then automatically upload them to n2uitive’s secure web-based software for review, routing, or transcription. This app works seamlessly with your iPhone® or iPad®, eliminates the need for a handheld digital recorder, saves you the time of downloading files from your phone and then uploading them to the n2record™ web-app, and ensures that your recording is securely stored and accessed with the rest of your recorded statements. The n2record™ app provides complete portability and security for in-person recorded statements. Available features: • Easily record interviews anytime, any where • Attach interviewee name and claim number to the recording • Pre-fill claim number prefix to eliminate cumbersome data entry • Automatically upload and authenticate recordings to n2uitive’s n2record™ web-based software and then safely remove the recording from the device • Review history of recent recordings • Wi-Fi only setting reduces bandwidth costs • Use your existing n2record™ credentials or single sign-on (if available) to log in • The same awesome quality, accuracy, and customer service you have come to expect from n2uitive Download the FREE n2record™ iPhone® and iPad® app today!

A well designed document management system should be flexible enough to support both rigid workflows around documents and other records creation, retention, backup and destruction, thus ensuring that you meet your legal obligations, as well as a more loosely structured environment that may better support collaboration.