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Egnyte alternatives

As of 28 Oct 2026, the panel rates AMAGNO (3.5/5), PaperOffice (3.5/5) and EASY Archive (3/5) highest among the other 18 Document Management (DMS) products evaluated. Ratings that look equal are rounded to half stars; the order uses the unrounded rating, then the name. The highest-rated European alternative is AMAGNO (EU-Made). Ratings are the AI panel’s opinion, formed from public evidence: how scores are made.

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European alternatives to Egnyte

European by provenance (EU-made, EU origin with foreign ownership, or UK and wider Europe). Data hosting is stated only where the vendor’s own pages prove it.

  1. AMAGNO

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    AMAGNO is a Digital Workplace and document-management platform from Amagno GmbH of Oldenburg.

    • Data hosting: Default not stated; pages mention Germany

    AMAGNO in detail →

  2. EASY Archive

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    EASY Archive from EASY SOFTWARE AG of Essen is an SAP-centric archive and invoice-capture product.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    EASY Archive in detail →

  3. Doxis

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Doxis, an enterprise document-management platform from Doxis GmbH in Bonn, earns its highest marks where documents arrive: capture and indexing scored a flat 8, with 50+ document types, 150+ extracted fields and human review of uncertain cases documented.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Doxis in detail →

  4. agorum core

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    agorum core is an open-source-based document management platform from agorum Software GmbH, registered at Amtsgericht Stuttgart, sold as an on-premises edition or in the agorum Cloud.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    agorum core in detail →

  5. enaio

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    enaio is the enterprise-content and document-management platform of OPTIMAL SYSTEMS GmbH of Berlin, offered on-premises and in the cloud, and the bench scores it strongest at the front of the process: capture and indexing clustered at 7–8 on documented e-invoice intake (XRechnung, ZUGFeRD, Factur-X and FatturaPA validated against EN 16931), AI classification with self-learning extraction, and scanning at more than 800 images per minute across more than 200 supported scanner models.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    enaio in detail →

  6. nscale

    EU origin, foreign-owned

    Panel rating

    nscale, from Ceyoniq Technology GmbH of Bielefeld, is a document management platform offered for cloud, on-premises and hybrid deployment.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    nscale in detail →

  7. Panel rating

    d.velop documents, the document management system of d.velop AG of Gescher, commercial register HRB 4903 at Coesfeld, scores highest where documents arrive and move: capture and indexing sits at 7 with no variation, and document workflows at 6-7, on intake from scanner, camera, email and the Peppol network, automatic extraction of invoice and order data, a SAP-certified invoice workflow with three-way match and approvals via SAP Fiori, and connectors for SAP, SAGE, APplus, Oracle, Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and Microsoft 365 plus a REST API.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    d.velop documents in detail →

  8. M-Files

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    M-Files, a metadata-driven document management system from Espoo-based M-Files Oy, is strongest on document workflows, where every judge scored 7 for graphical automation in both editions, approval assignments documented down to the API, and connectors with stated scope for SAP, Salesforce and Dynamics.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    M-Files in detail →

  9. DocuWare

    EU origin, foreign-owned

    Panel rating

    DocuWare, a document management system from DocuWare GmbH of Germering, scores highest on capture and indexing at 7 to 8 and on document workflows at 6 to 7, lowest on versioning and permissions at 2 to 4.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    DocuWare in detail →

  10. ecoDMS

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    ecoDMS is a self-hosted document management system from ecoDMS GmbH in Aachen, sold as a time-unlimited flat licence with updates for 24 or 48 months included and published gross prices for two core products.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    ecoDMS in detail →

  11. Fabasoft Cloud

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Fabasoft Cloud is cloud document management from Fabasoft International Services GmbH of Linz, wholly owned by Fabasoft AG.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Fabasoft Cloud in detail →

  12. windream

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    windream is the document management system of dataglobal Group GmbH, published with a German address in Trossingen and described as developed in Bochum.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    windream in detail →

Other alternatives

  1. PaperOffice

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    PaperOffice is a document management system strongest at capture and indexing, 8-9: intake runs through scanner SFTP, watched folders, a mailbox, upload and REST API with stated limits; OCR covers more than 120 languages with confidence values and a review list; XRechnung and ZUGFeRD are validated against EN 16931.

    PaperOffice in detail →

  2. Laserfiche

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Laserfiche is a document management platform from the US entity Compulink Management Center, Inc.

    Laserfiche in detail →

  3. LogicalDOC

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    LogicalDOC is a document management system from LogicalDOC Srl of Carpi, Italy, deployable on-premise, in the cloud or hybrid, with persona-weighted verdicts spanning 4.7 to 5.4.

    LogicalDOC in detail →

  4. Panel rating

    OpenText Content Management, the enterprise content management platform of Open Text Corporation of Waterloo, Ontario, earns its best marks at the front of the document lifecycle.

    OpenText Content Management in detail →

  5. Microsoft SharePoint

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    SharePoint, judged as a document management system from its public pages, comes out strongest on pricing transparency and document workflows: per-user prices — 6,07 € for Business Basic, 20,36 € for Business Standard with Copilot, 27,73 € for Business Premium with Copilot, each per user per month on annual billing, excluding VAT — are published outright, and a developer platform of Microsoft Graph REST APIs, SDKs, Teams bots and PowerShell automation is documented.

    Microsoft SharePoint in detail →

  6. Comarch ECM

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating Not rated — too little public evidence

    Comarch ECM is a document management offering from Comarch S.A.

    Comarch ECM in detail →