Registry & desk officers
You register incoming correspondence, record each movement as files leave your desk, and follow the ones you care about.
- Register and log documents
- Record movements between offices
- Follow files and receive nudges
DocTracker records the movement of documents, letters and files from office to office across every ministry, department and agency of Anambra State — so no correspondence is ever lost, and no file sits unattended without somebody being told.
Accounts are issued by your MDA administrator. If you do not have one yet, speak to your registry or ICT desk.
In a paper registry, the only record of where a document went is the memory of whoever carried it. Files stall on desks for weeks, nobody knows who is holding them, and answering “where is that memo?” means walking the corridors. DocTracker replaces that with a written, timestamped trail that anyone with access can read in seconds.
Nothing about your registry procedure changes. DocTracker simply records each hand-over as it happens, and watches the clock.
What you see when you sign in depends on your role. Every account is created and scoped by an administrator.
You register incoming correspondence, record each movement as files leave your desk, and follow the ones you care about.
You run your ministry's registry: creating accounts and offices, and seeing every file moving anywhere inside your MDA.
You look across government rather than inside one ministry — where files are stuck, and which MDAs are moving.