Scanning & Capture

SnapDoc delivers mobile Smart Capture

Ephesoft has unveiled a mobile addition to the Smart Capture document capture platform, SnapDoc.

New document capture software from Kodak Alaris

A new quick start user interface included in the updates to KODAK Capture Pro Software v5.0 allows users to initiate a scan job with a single click. A free trial of the new version is available to download at kodakalaris.com/go/capturepronews.   

Parasol takes flight with data capture

An ABBYY  FlexiCapture data capture solution is delivering significant savings in staff time for Registered Training Organisation PARASOL, a provider of First Aid and Occupational Health and Safety training through a network of 300 third-party co-providers across Australia. 

Top Image Systems opens in Australia

Top Image Systems (TIS), developer of the eFLOW capture and workflow platform, has announced the launch of TIS Australia and the establishment of a new regional office.

Ephesoft launches Linux Smart Capture

Ephesoft, creator of the Smart Capture advanced document capture platform, has launched a Linux version that mirrors the capabilities of the Windows equivalent.

TIS awarded US Patent for Mobile Image Processing

Top Image Systems (TIS) has been awarded a US Patent for its technique used for capture and recognition of documents of any size using the standard camera on a smart mobile device.

Parascript unveils custom module for Kofax Capture

Parascript has launched a Kofax Capture custom module that provides access to Parascript’s advanced recognition technology for process handwriting and machine print for structured and semi-structured documents, cheque recognition, and signature verification.

Scanning giant lands at NSW State Records

The State Records Authority of New South Wales has become one of only three worldwide installations of a MAP MASTER XXL large format document scanner.  

Lexmark leapfrogs Hyland in pursuit of ReadSoft

Lexmark is back in the lead in the race to acquire enterprise capture vendor ReadSoft, after a new offer that pushes its bid up to $US248 million, around 20% more than its initial bid in May.

Australian bank invests over $US1M in Kofax software

A large Australian bank has chosen Kofax software to automate the processing of mortgage applications and ancillary documents, and to redact credit card numbers from bank statements to meet Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) requirements. 

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