LogicalDOC

**LogicalDOC**
Original author(s)	Michael Scholz
Developer(s)	Logical Objects Srl
Initial release	October 20, 2008 (3.6)
Stable release	8.3.2 (July 30, 2019; 5 years ago) [±]
Preview release	None [±]
Written in	Java
Operating system	Cross-platform
Available in	Multi-lingual
Type	Content management system; Document management system
License(s)	GNU Lesser General Public License v2.0 (Community Edition)
Website	LogicalDOC.com

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LogicalDOC is web-based open-source document management software. The software comes in several versions: a free open-source Community Edition as well as fee-based commercial Business and "Enterprise & Cloud" Editions.

Product history

LogicalDOC has its origins in another open-source project called Contineo. That project was started by Michael Scholz in 2003 as a Java project in an attempt to create an "easy-to-use and easy-to-extend document management system."^[2] Development on Contineo continued up to version 3.5, released in September 2008.^[3]. That same month the lead developers of the Contineo project announced through the investments of a business called Logical Objects, the Contineo source code would be rolled up into a renamed project "LogicalDOC," with the open-source Contineo code comprising the LogicalDOC Community Edition.^[4] The first LogicalDOC release arrived as version 3.6 on October 20, 2008.^[1]

Awards and recognition

In August 2010, LogicalDOC won the award for "best open source application" in InfoWorld's 2010 Bossie Awards.^[5]

Features

The main features of LogicalDOC Community Edition include^[6]:

full-text indexing
metadata and template support
version control
query tools
bookmarks
import from .zip
collaboration tools
user-based security
task manager
statistics
mobile support

Hardware/software requirements

Installation requirements for LogicalDOC Community Edition can be found here.

Videos, screenshots, and other media

Video tutorials for LogicalDOC can be found on YouTube.
Screenshots of LogicalDOC can be found on the LogicalDOC website.
A demo of the Enterprise Edition of LogicalDOC is available via the LogicalDOC site. You'll have to register first, however.
Documentation for LogicalDOC Community Edition can be found here.