Electronic signatures with the same legal standing as a handwritten signature under EU and UK law are now available in the Secured Signing platform. They sit alongside its existing signing and remote notarisation tools.
TCG Process has opened a free, hosted sandbox of its OCTO process orchestration platform. Organisations can build working document-driven process applications on their own documents, data and rules before deciding whether to buy.
ABBYY has launched FineParser, a document parser that runs on ordinary CPUs inside the customer's own environment. It targets the broken tables and scrambled reading order that ABBYY blames for many hallucinations in AI retrieval pipelines.
Scanned pages, handwritten notes and complex tables can be converted into structured Markdown in a single pass by jina-ocr-v1, a new OCR model from Elastic. It is designed to replace the multi-stage pipelines that older OCR relies on for complex layouts.
Insider risk investigations in Microsoft 365 usually start with exporting email, Teams messages and files into an archive. Proofpoint says its Prism Investigator will soon skip that step by connecting directly to Microsoft 365.
Communications surveillance data is moving into the AI assistants that compliance staff already use. Shield has released an MCP server that lets Claude query live alert queues, limited to each user's existing permissions.
Consilio has bought icourts, the Australian firm behind electronic evidence management for some of the country's largest Royal Commissions and public inquiries.
The TWAIN Working Group is building an open standard to let any application drive print and scan over the cloud, without a device driver. It is called the TWAIN Direct Reference Platform.
Acrobat can now answer questions across a document library, build an interactive report from a dense file, or read it back as a podcast. Adobe announced the features on 9 September, built on what it calls the Adobe Productivity Agent.
Electronic signatures with the same legal standing as a handwritten signature under EU and UK law are now available in the Secured Signing platform. They sit alongside its existing signing and remote notarisation tools.
TCG Process has opened a free, hosted sandbox of its OCTO process orchestration platform. Organisations can build working document-driven process applications on their own documents, data and rules before deciding whether to buy.
ABBYY has launched FineParser, a document parser that runs on ordinary CPUs inside the customer's own environment. It targets the broken tables and scrambled reading order that ABBYY blames for many hallucinations in AI retrieval pipelines.
Scanned pages, handwritten notes and complex tables can be converted into structured Markdown in a single pass by jina-ocr-v1, a new OCR model from Elastic. It is designed to replace the multi-stage pipelines that older OCR relies on for complex layouts.
Insider risk investigations in Microsoft 365 usually start with exporting email, Teams messages and files into an archive. Proofpoint says its Prism Investigator will soon skip that step by connecting directly to Microsoft 365.
Communications surveillance data is moving into the AI assistants that compliance staff already use. Shield has released an MCP server that lets Claude query live alert queues, limited to each user's existing permissions.
Consilio has bought icourts, the Australian firm behind electronic evidence management for some of the country's largest Royal Commissions and public inquiries.
The TWAIN Working Group is building an open standard to let any application drive print and scan over the cloud, without a device driver. It is called the TWAIN Direct Reference Platform.
Acrobat can now answer questions across a document library, build an interactive report from a dense file, or read it back as a podcast. Adobe announced the features on 9 September, built on what it calls the Adobe Productivity Agent.
