Documo announced its HITRUST e1 certification in September and its security page says it "has attained" it. But six comparison posts, last edited on August 14, still say HITRUST is "in progress", and the Concord page tells buyers: "If your security review requires HITRUST now, Concord clears it and Documo does not." Four of them also quote a "$250 Enterprise" plan; the pricing page now says $300 a month or $240 billed annually. These are the pages a buyer reads when choosing between vendors, and they point security-minded buyers to a competitor.
First action
Search the blog for "in progress" and "$250" and list every hit.
How to measure it
Comparison-page demo requests
- Now
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- Target
- +25%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Find every stale line
Search all posts for "in progress", "not yet certified", "$250" and old integration lists.
Content Marketing Manager 2 hours
Rewrite the HITRUST sections
Certified e1, the scope (platform on Google Cloud) and a Trust Center link.
Product Marketing Manager 1 day
Fix the price tables
Monthly and annual prices exactly as on /pricing.
Product Marketing Manager 2 hours
Change the verdicts
Remove "Concord clears it and Documo does not" and similar lines; keep the comparisons fair.
Product Marketing Manager 1 day
Add update dates
Visible "Updated October 2026" on each post and in its structured data.
Web Developer 2 hours
Request re-indexing
Submit the six URLs in Search Console.
Marketing Operations Manager 1 hour
Brief the sales team
One page of current facts for competitor comparisons and calls.
Sales Manager, SMB & Mid-Market 1 day
Why it works
Update all six posts this week: HITRUST e1 certified (with the date and a link to the Trust Center), current Enterprise prices, and the full list of six EHR integrations. Rewrite the Concord, WestFax and Retarus sections that tell readers to choose the rival for HITRUST, and add an "updated" date to each post. Then give the new Sales Manager the same facts for the competitor comparisons, so pages and reps say the same thing.
Comparison pages are read by buyers who are already choosing. A certification that the page says is missing loses the deals where it decides the shortlist, and fixing it is a few hours of editing.
Ready to use
ChecklistComparison page fix list
[ ] concord-vs-mfax: HITRUST section, FAQ, price table [ ] westfax-vs-documo: compliance table and FAQ [ ] mfax-vs-biscom: HITRUST and $250 [ ] mfax-vs-retarus: HITRUST and $250 [ ] faxplus-vs-mfax: HITRUST line [ ] documo-vs-ifax: ISO/HITRUST row [ ] 5-best-concord-alternatives: Enterprise price [ ] Add "Updated" dates [ ] Resubmit in Search Console
Risks and how to handle them
Other pages carry old facts too
Run the same search across use-case and partner pages.
Overstating the certification
Use the exact scope from the certificate: e1, platform on Google Cloud.
Evidence
- Your websiteCompetitor comparison posts last updated August 14, 2026 (before the certification) still say HITRUST is pending. Concord comparison: "Documo's HITRUST e1 is in progress. If your security review requires HITRUST now, Concord clears it and Documo does not." WestFax comparison: "HITRUST Certified: e1 in progress, not yet certified". The Biscom, Retarus, Fax.Plus and iFax posts say the same. The Concord, Retarus, Biscom and WestFax posts quote "$250 Enterprise"; the Concord post: "Documo publishes $25, $100, and $250 monthly plans".Source
- Your websiteSecurity & Compliance page: "Documo is SOC 2 Type II audited, HIPAA compliant, and has attained a HITRUST e1 certification"; "Documo has attained HITRUST e1 certification for the Documo platform residing at Google Cloud Platform (GCP)". The homepage shows a "HITRUST e1" badge next to "4.8 on G2", "99.9% Uptime" and "99.8% Delivery Rate".Source
- News coverageBusiness Wire, September 2026: "Documo Achieves HITRUST e1 Certification, Demonstrating Commitment to Cybersecurity and Information Protection", covering its platform on Google Cloud Platform.Source
- Your websitePricing page (updated October 14, 2026): Solo Cloud Fax $25/mo billed annually (300 pages, 1 number, 1 user); Business Cloud Fax $100 per month or $80/mo billed annually (1,500 pages, 5 numbers, 10 users, API access); Enterprise Cloud Fax $300 per month or $240/mo billed annually (6,000 pages, 10 numbers, 50 users); all with "Start Free Trial". The Custom Platform (fax + Intelligent Document Processing + EHR integration, "AI-enabled Workspaces", "Dedicated account management") and IDP ("Per-document pricing scales with automation depth"; "Classify 20+ Healthcare Document Types") are "Schedule a Demo" / custom quote only.Source
- HiringSales Manager, SMB & Mid-Market (remote, posted October 14, 2026): owns "the team's combined new-logo ARR quota", will "Apply the Documo Sales Playbook and Challenger best-fit customer profile Persona Playbook in daily selling scenarios", "Partner with Enablement and Product Marketing to refine playbooks, competitor comparisons, and segment messaging", design "a structured, methodology-focused onboarding program" with "clear ramp milestones", and work with the SVP of Sales "on territory planning, lead routing, and capacity models". The post calls it "a ground-floor opportunity to build Documo's sales management layer".Source