IBM's robust document capture technologies enhance the capabilities of IntelliChief document management and document imaging solution.
IntelliChief LLC, has announced it has incorporated IBM's newest OCR product into the IntelliChief document management suite of products.
Based on an independent software vendor relationship with IBM, the IntelliChief Capture Enterprise product will feature OCR technologies, now allowing customers to automate the recognition and handling of data from documents in order to eliminate manual data entry and labor-intensive document preparation.
"Offering IntelliChief customers full OCR capabilities enables them to accelerate document process efficiencies by streamlining document indexing and workflow routing," said Michael R. Rooney, IntelliChief vice president of Sales and Marketing.
IntelliChief Capture Enterprise will extract machine print, handprint, checkbox and bar code data with OCR, allowing for the reduction of manual data entry. Its innovative Dynamic Natural Analysis technology enables IntelliChief Capture Enterprise to locate data on structured, semi-structured and unstructured forms. As a flexible data capture solution, IntelliChief Capture Enterprise will scan, classify, recognize, validate, verify and export data and document images quickly, accurately and cost effectively.
Many organizations use IntelliChief Capture Enterprise to streamline the process by using recognition to identify indexes on the document and apply them automatically, according to the company. IntelliChief Capture Enterprise automates the identification of documents, an important aspect of indexing. Furthermore, it provides users with advanced reporting, real time monitoring and other management tools. As a complete solution for document capture and forms processing, IntelliChief Capture Enterprise increases efficiency, accelerates turnaround time, and lowers the cost of document processing.
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