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EzeScan announces new features*

EzeScan, Australia’s most popular production document scanning software application recently announced a string of new features aimed at further simplifying the scanning process.

Mike Kirkby, managing director of Outback Imaging, said, “We are continuously improving the functionality of EzeScan and adding new features, many of which develop out of our close working relationships with our customers.”

New features include improved zonal OCR capture recognition, improved ODBC capabilities, improved support for Large format (Plan) scanners and WIA scanner support.

Along with new features, EzeScan has recently added a TechnologyOne integration to its long list of supported ECM and EDRM systems.

“By providing ‘out of the box’ seamless integrations with Australia’s most popular ECM/EDRM systems we aim to save our customers both time and money and lower the risks associated with developing and integrating third party scripting or custom programming” Mr Kirkby said.

Supported systems include; HP TRIM, Objective, TechnologyOne ECM, Autonomy iManage WorkSite, Open Text eDOCS/Livelink, Microsoft SharePoint, Xerox DocuShare, infoXpert eDRMS, infoRouter, Meridio, Laserfiche and Alfresco.

With staff located throughout Australia, EzeScan customers enjoy superior service from a team that takes its support obligations seriously.

EzeScan solutions range from basic batch scanning with manual data entry to highly automated forms and invoice processing.

With its cost effective licencing options and modular design EzeScan has become the product of choice for those responsible for Records, Information and Technology Management.

For further information please visit www.ezescan.com.au

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