Marking
If the boxes are not marked before departure, the new location is almost guaranteed to get paperwork chaos and wasted time searching.
For the archive, it is critical not only to deliver the boxes, but also to preserve the logic of the documents, internal numbering, access zones and quick recovery of work after the move.
If the boxes are not marked before departure, the new location is almost guaranteed to get paperwork chaos and wasted time searching.
Separately, we highlight the documents that must be available on the first day, and those that can arrive in the second stage.
Often the archive goes with the office, so this scenario is well combined with office relocation and transportation of equipment.
The archive scenario counts well with a photo of the room, the number of boxes and a brief description of what should be available immediately after the move.
For documents, it is important to preserve the order, responsible, access priority and location of each zone at the new address.
We mark boxes, departments and zones, so that after the move, documents are not searched for manually throughout the office.
Add packagingIf the archive goes with the office, it is better to keep it in a separate stream and not mix it with furniture and equipment.
Office movingWe highlight separately what needs to be opened on the first working day after the move.
Get a moving quoteLabeling of boxes, division into zones, a list of documents for first access and a clear arrangement scheme at the new address are required.
Yes. In this case, the archive should be separated into a separate stream so that the documents do not get mixed up with furniture, equipment and personal belongings of employees.
A photo of the archive room, the number of boxes or cabinets, addresses, floors, information about the elevator and an understanding of which documents are needed first after the move is enough.