With so many offices doing a lot of their work digitally or in the cloud, one might wonder why document shredding is still important. The reality is that document shredding plays a key role in information protection and privacy.
Converting from Paper to Digital Records
If you are switching from paper to a digital filing system, then you are going to have a lot of personal records and information taking up space after scanning. Shredding a lot of documents can take a lot of time and energy and it is very unlikely that you have the shredder that is capable of handling the load as fast as you would like.
Shred With Us has mobile shredders that can come to your business and shred documents on site. When we are done, your records will be a finely shredded confetti that we will make sure gets recycled. You will be simply amazed by how much more organized and clean your business is when we are done.
Getting Rid of Paper Means Room for Expansion
In some cases, a business may have so many paper records that they are wasting a lot of space that could be used for business expansion and increased profitability. Why lease space just to store records that you don’t need a physical copy of any longer? With business space at a premium, it is important to eliminate waste whenever possible.
Sometimes Paper is Required
Even in the most well meaning and dedicated digital offices, there may be times when paper copies or documents are required for some business matters. For these types of offices, Shred With Us offers containers that you can drop off or we can pick up and shred for you. This is a fantastic solution for those that have varying shredding needs but want to ensure the ultimate security and privacy of their business and customer records.
Ensures Customer Trust
A breach of client confidentiality can lead to lost business and trust issues that can be hard if not impossible to overcome. This often depends on the severity of the information leak, but it is never a situation you want to find yourself in with a client. Shredding documents as soon as you are done with them can decrease the risk of information falling into the wrong hands.