The main impetus for a DMS implementation at the Kloster Eberbach Foundation was a lack of clarity with regards to incoming invoices: Mail was distributed between various locations on the grounds, wandering from A to B, and it was often impossible to track where it was at any given time.

The range of tasks performed by the foundation's administration is broad. On their historical grounds near the town of Eltville am Rhein, they have catering establishments, a hotel and a museum. Wine is produced in a sister company. Founded in 1136, the monastery is now used for numerous cultural events and as a conference center. Because of its impressive medieval-Gothic architecture, it is frequently featured in movies ("The Name of the Rose") or on television ("Hildegard von Bingen") and is visited by about 300,000 people a year.

Since the beginning of 2021, Yannick Mueller, was put in charge of the entire Finance, Controlling and IT department. In this overarching role, he was able to devote more time to optimizing administrative processes. DocuWare plays a central role in this strategy. They began by revamping the invoice receipt workflow, which was set up together with their DocuWare Partner. Their old method of distributing mail by basket and folders meant that invoices were often paid too late or, in the worst case, inadvertently paid twice.  
 
Country:
Germany
Industry:
Non-profit
Department:
All departments
Deployment:
On-Premises
Integration:
Microsoft Dynamics NAV