Document management for companies: digitalisation and grants
Digital Transformation

Document management for companies: digitalisation and grants

BY TECNOCIM INNOVA   PUBLISHED ON 3 MAY 2026

Administrative employees spend 70% of their time searching for, classifying and filing documents. A digital document management system centralises every document the company handles — invoices, contracts, delivery notes, reports — on a single accessible platform, with instant search and version control.

With mandatory electronic invoicing coming into force in Spain, document digitalisation is no longer optional for many companies. On top of that, Kit Digital can fund up to 100% of the cost of rolling out a document management system.

What is a document management system and why do you need one?

A document management system (DMS) is software that lets you create, store, organise, search and share documents in digital format. It replaces physical files, shared network folders and emails with attachments with a single centralised platform.

The benefits for a company are immediate:

Which types of document can be digitalised?

Any document your company produces or receives can be brought into a document management system:

AreaTypical documents
SalesQuotes, contracts, orders, delivery notes
FinanceInvoices issued and received, bank statements, accounting reports
HREmployment contracts, payslips, certificates, appraisals
LegalDeeds, powers of attorney, licences, insurance policies
OperationsManuals, procedures, technical data sheets, quality certificates
ProjectsTechnical reports, drawings, R&D reports, deliverables

The key is to define a taxonomy (folder structure and metadata) that makes classification and later retrieval easy. A good DMS lets you classify by type, date, client, project or any other criterion that matters to your company.

Do you want to digitalise your company's document management? Our consultancy team can help you select the right solution.

How to fund document digitalisation

Kit Digital

Kit Digital includes a process management category that covers the rollout of document management systems directly:

SegmentSizeMaximum voucher
Segment I10–49 employees€12,000
Segment II3–9 employees€6,000
Segment III0–2 employees€3,000
Segment IV50–99 employees€25,000
Segment V100–249 employees€29,000

The grant covers 100% of the cost of the solution contracted with an accredited digitalisation agent.

Other funding routes

Steps to digitalise document management

A 5-phase rollout plan

  1. Audit the current situation: take stock of document types, volumes, workflows and pain points
  2. Define the taxonomy: folder structure, mandatory metadata, file naming conventions
  3. Select the software: assess the options by size, sector and needs (cloud versus on-premise, integration with ERP/CRM)
  4. Digitalise the historical archive: scan and classify the priority physical documents
  5. Train the team: bring every user up to speed on the new system and set out clear procedures

Criteria for choosing the software

Document management and digital transformation

Document digitalisation is often the first step in a company's digital transformation. From there, you can move towards:

What is the next step?

Document management is an investment with an immediate return: less time spent looking for documents, more security, better regulatory compliance. With Kit Digital covering the rollout cost, there is no reason to carry on with physical folders and scattered files.

At Tecnocim Innova we can help you assess your current situation, select the right solution and manage the funding available in Spain to pay for the investment.

Contact us for an initial review with no obligation.

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