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Cloud Backup Storing files in the cloud means you can access them from anywhere you're connected to the internet. Cloud files are not at risk of being lost in a fire or theft since they're not physical copies of your document. Many cloud servicers offer free storage for small amounts of data.

Five tips for digital record keeping. Scan every document. If you choose to digitize your documents, scan them all into PDFs. ... Keep related files together. Keep related documents together to ensure you can find them quickly when you need them. ... Name your files carefully. ... Make your files easy to read. ... Back up everything.

Set up a cloud storage account. If a flash drive or secure SD card isn't something you want to carry around or keep track of, consider opening a cloud storage account with Google Docs, Apple, Dropbox or similar services. For a small quantity of documents, these services are typically free.

How to organize digital files Choose one place to store files and folders. Delete or archive duplicate files. Create folders and subfolders with a clear hierarchy. Be clear and specific. Stick to your file naming conventions. Always file as you go. Store your most important documents securely.

Your best bet with storing important documents is a safe deposit box. Most banks or credit unions offer safe deposit boxes. Some banks will offer a discount if you're a current customer as well.

With PandaDoc, you can easily manage your documents from anywhere, anytime, with secure access. The software also offers a centralized storage solution that helps teams in your organization search for documents effortlessly.

Documents allows for keeping your files up-to-date between your iOS devices. All you need is Documents installed on both devices, access to the Internet, and any cloud storage (e.g. iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive etc.).