Release includes modern new form elements and ACH compliance features.
“We are constantly working to make it easier for our customers to distribute professional looking IBM i spool files,” says Steve Woodard, Quadrant Software’s CEO. “This release will enable our customers to add modern new elements to their forms. It will also simplify compliance for customers who need to attach addenda records to their ACH layout.”
Quick Response (QR) Barcodes
Formtastic customers will be able to add QR barcodes to their shipping documents, shipping labels and invoices. QR barcodes are two-dimensional barcodes that can be read with smartphones and dedicated QR reading devices. The barcode links directly to text, emails, websites, phone numbers and more.
2D Data Matrix Barcodes
A Data Matrix barcode is a two-dimensional matrix barcode that consists of black and white square modules arranged in either a square or rectangular pattern. The encoded information can be text or raw data.
ACH CCD+
Under the Affordable Care Act of 2010, as of January 1st 2014, all health plans are required to comply with a new Heathcare EFT Standard. The new regulation requires health plans to offer Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) reimbursement payments to healthcare providers in a standardized format which includes an ACH CCD+ addenda record. The addenda record provides the payment receiver with remittance data associated with the payment.
About Formtastic
Formtastic is an easy-to-use document automation solution that enables you to custom design forms, checks, and bar code labels from a desktop-based interface designer. From there, Formtastic extracts spooled data from your IBM i and inserts it into a new business form. You can then automatically fax, email, print or store the newly formatted electronic document within a network.
Learn more or schedule a live demo at: http://www.quadrantsoftware.com/product/formtastic/
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