First import
Your first hour is the demo.
Point Thaw at the pile you already have: a folder, an Evernote export, a paperless-ngx export. Come back to everything laid out by person, vehicle and property, with a list of what is missing.
First import
Point Thaw at the pile you already have: a folder, an Evernote export, a paperless-ngx export. Come back to everything laid out by person, vehicle and property, with a list of what is missing.
Everything is sorted first, fast: what it is, who it concerns, what year. Then every document is understood in full, current ones first, so the things you are likely to ask about are answerable soonest.
Folder names, tags, notebooks and correspondents from the old system are passed to Thaw as hints. Nothing becomes a fact until it is confirmed from the page.
People, vehicles and properties appear as they are found. A timeline by year fills in. Then the checkup.
There is no "review these 200 items" step. Anything uncertain is filed with a flag and surfaces one at a time, later, if they ever matter.
Details
Questions
Sorting a thousand documents takes well under an hour. The rest, every fact and date, fills in over the following hours.
It keeps the first 250 documents and understands 25 of them in full, choosing the most recent across the folders they came in. The rest are kept, deduplicated and findable by the words on the page. If you bring more than 250, Thaw says how many are waiting; nothing is deleted and nothing is turned away for good.
Also
Connect the places your documents already land. From then on they arrive filed and understood, every date with what to do.
Free forever: keep 250 documents, with 25 understood in full. No card to enter.