Document Scanning & Digitization
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In document management, Document Scanning and Digitization refer to the process of scanning paper documents, and converting them to electronic documents, capturing valuable information, and saving the document in a central repository for easy retrieval later.
Docsvault includes built-in document scanning software that simplifies the document scanning process and digitizes paper documents. With Docsvault document scanning software, you can easily replace inefficient paper-based operations with digital documents and use them to automate your business process. With quicker and easier access to documents, your employees can increase their productivity and solve customer problems faster.
Document Scanning and Digitization Features & Capabilities
With our document scanning software, managing your documents is as easy as ABCs!
Scanner Compatibility
Docsvault document scanning software is compatible with any Twain-based scanners & MFP. You can also import pre-scanned images from a folder that may require further processing. You can even directly import your existing scanned TIFF & PDF files with simple drag and drop or mass import digital files using a watch folder feature.
Scan Documents and organize them with Document Scanning Software
Download Free TrialIf your paper documents are scanned and stored in a central repository, you can make your office truly paperless, more organized, and save all your important documents without occupying extra floor space. A good document management software will save you time and money by eliminating unproductive activities like storing and retrieving documents from folders and cabinets.
With Docsvault, you get a comprehensive solution that offers seamless, end-to-end integration from document scanning to document management. With full support for bulk scanning, a built-in PDF editor, and easy to use interface, Docsvault can streamline your process from paper to paperless office.
Document Scanning & Digitization FAQs
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is a process of recognizing text in scanned (image-based) documents and convert it into searchable text. The identified text is then indexed by the indexing engine allowing searching for documents based on words, phrases, and numbers in their contents. For more information see OCR and searchable PDF.
No additional scanning software is needed. Docsvault’s built-in scanning module allows you to scan directly from any TWAIN scanner or from a folder.
Yes, using Docsvault Advanced Capture Solution you can capture the most valuable information from paper documents, PDFs, or image files and convert them into highly structured, usable data. Advanced Capture Solution has the ability to automatically identify and capture data based on its template, attribute, and location on the document. This add-on helps you automate the naming, indexing, and setting of the destination of your documents based on the information captured.
Document Imaging is also known as “document scanning.” Document Imaging software converts paper records to digital format.
Docsvault document scanning software can help you scan a bunch of papers just on go. With features like Scan Jobs that consists of scan settings, document separation, automated file naming, and filing rules, you will be able to scan, name, and save an entire stack of documents into individual files with the touch of a button.
Docsvault will work with any good TWAIN-compliant document scanners for scanning within Docsvault. Our customers have good experience with Fujitsu fi series of scanners, Epson, and Panasonic scanners. Other scanners with TWAIN drivers should work too but of course, build and scan quality will depend on the scanner itself.
According to TMR, the optical character recognition market was valued at US$ 70 million in 2019 and had a volume of 15,457 thousand units. It is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 15% from 2020 to 2030.
The most common use is for simple document scanning – converting printed text documents into editable and searchable text documents. Increasing use of optical character recognition (OCR) systems has been seen in the sector of retail, government, transport & logistics, healthcare, accounting, insurance, finance, IT & telecom, manufacturing, and others.
In general, 300 dpi will be a good resolution for OCR accuracy. 400 dpi may be better for a very small print.