Review of Online Personal Data Organizer Tool: Orggit.com
As part of my journey to get financially fit and organized, I found an online tool, Orggit. Orggit provides a secure platform for storing your personally sensitive information such as passwords, wallet information, health information and also a ‘filing cabinet’ which can be organized by folders for documents that you keep in your ‘off-line’ filing cabinet such as tax information, legal paperwork, etc. In theory you could shred all your filling cabinet documents once you uploaded them to this. (as long as you could find the time to upload them all, a daunting task for me). What I was suprise about when searching online is that
I cannot find another product that matches the features that they offer. Their fee is $50 annually, which seems pretty reasonable to me.
Rating: 
Pros:
- User friendly interface
- Aggregates and cleanly categorizes a TON of personal information options (Even your family medical records, Insurance card infomration, social security number, immunization records, basically anything I can think of.
- Secure filing cabinet for any and all documents that you want to keep safe
- Emergency ID / Contact information (they mail you a copy of this to keep on hand)
Cons:
- I was hoping to use this for my password storage as well as the other features it offers. However, the other password tools that I reviewed offer so many more features (sorting, import/export, categorizing, etc), that I am tempted to use a separate tool for passwords.
- I am so tempted by the filing cabinet option, but also overwhelmed by the idea of having to scan in and upload my important files into my computer, then delete them from my computer. The amount of time committment for this is large and I would need to be pretty committed to it. However, its probably sort of like iTunes, its hard to upload all your old CD collections, but once they are there, you have them for good!
Overall I am so impressed with this innovative product, even though it doesn’t meet all of my needs for password storage. I heart Orggit.com!
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