Chargoon is a long-established Iranian enterprise software company best known for its Didgah office automation and enterprise content management suite. It serves large Iranian organisations with document management, workflow automation, correspondence tracking, and human resources modules. Its longevity and installed base in government and large corporate clients make it one of the reference vendors in the Iranian ECM market.
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