Sure. 

The use case is:

A user is leveraging the benefits of Laserfiche to store, edit, retrieve and collaborate on their electronic documents.  On a daily basis, they open their Microsoft office application, say Word.  To make it easy to access their most recently used Word documents, they select the "Office" icon in Word, which displays their recent documents.  They review the recent documents, and select a document,  which opens, and they work on it. 

As far as I can tell, the Word recent documents list only works with documents stored on a Windows file system.  Laserfiche documents are not included in the recent documents list.

Any user that uses Microsoft Office applications and Laserfiche would benefit from this.