NetDocuments is a cloud-based document, email, and records management service.

NetDocuments was launched in 1999 to sell enterprise applications under the software as a service (SaaS) business model. Its functionality is accessible through a web browser.

Established in 1999, NetDocuments is a web-based document and email management service delivered through SaaS. The founders of NetDocuments include the same team that developed SoftSolutions in the 1980s before it was acquired by WordPerfect in late 1993.

The company was founded by brothers Kenneth Duncan and Lee Duncan, and Alvin Tedjamulia. Kenneth Duncan served as CEO until 2014. NetDocuments is Ken Duncan's second document management company after having founded SoftSolutions in the late 1980s. SoftSolutions was sold to WordPerfect in 1994. WordPerfect was subsequently sold to Novell, which did not continue the SoftSolutions document management system but did, however, use the SoftSolutions technology in its GroupWise offering.

In August 2006, NetDocuments developed an integration with Salesforce.com.

In March 2008, NetDocuments embedded Fast Search and Transfer of Microsoft into its service to expand its search functionality.

In July 2014, Frontier Capital announced a $25 million investment into NetDocuments, taking a majority equity position, without disclosing the exact size of the majority.

In August 2014, Matt Duncan was appointed CEO, replacing his father, Kenneth Duncan.