With the constant flow of incoming paper, scanning and indexing manually was time intensive and disorganized. Adding even more employees to the workflow was still unsuccessful in softening the predicament, leading Machol & Johannes to seek another way to automate their document processing.

Standard Life increases efficiency of document processing; standardizing on intelligent document capture solution enables delivery of customized, business-focused document services to drive 1.1 million pounds net savings.

Many businesses come to imaging frustrated with the problems of managing their paper records and, quite often, overly enamored with the vision of life in the digital world. The pain of paper is fresh in their minds and the vision of a paperless Camelot shines in the distance—an image often reinforced by the last imaging salesperson to call on the business.

Berkheimer Outsourcing leverages OCR to process more than 10 million documents annually, including tax forms, automobile collateral management forms, healthcare claims, surveys, expense reports and more — with increased productivity and customer satisfaction. Learn how they do it.

Government agencies are challenged to meet ever increasing demands to be transparent in their processes, deliver online services, and effectively capture, manage and preserve information assets. This case study details how the City of Ryde was able to better capture and manage information.

The Oregon Clinic wanted to reduce it's offsite storage and retrieval costs. Learn how they implemented a system to capture documents, enhance the resulting images, index them and then release the images and index data to the IMR document management repository.

If you have ever seen an Explanation of Benefits form (EOB), you may recognize this type of healthcare form by its data-rich, small-type fonts and its difficult-to-read columnar data. Insurance companies submit EOBs to healthcare providers along with payment for services rendered to patients. The complexity of EOBs, and their variations in length and detail make them challenging to process.

The Westfield Group needed a system to scan and store everything from digital photos to construction engineering data, while allowing staff to quickly access the documents. Find out how they eliminated much of the administration necessary to maintain, file and archive paper documents.

MOEITS is responsible for managing the systems and processes used by one of the largest labor unions in the United States, including a credit union, a pharmacy, insurance and legal services, and union grievance processes. This case study details the solutions used to keep things running smoothly.