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Scanning

Production Scanning

Production scanning is the process with which large amounts of paper documents are scanned quickly and efficiently utilizing specially made document scanners to do so.


High Volume Scanning

High volume scanning is the process of scanning a large volume of documents. In order to do this effectively production scanning can be used with scanning hardware.


Document Imaging

Document imaging is the processing of converting paper documents into digital images. 



A room filled with multiple HiPro 8x1 series production scanners.
HiPro 8x1 series production scanner from a frontal view.

Mailroom Scanning

Scanning in a mailroom refers to digitizing incoming mail using scanning technology.


Distributed Scanning

Distributed scanning, on the other hand, involves scanning documents at their point of origin, such as remote offices or branch locations.

Centralized Scanning

Centralized scanning involves bringing all paper documents to a central location, where they are scanned and processed.

Document Management

A stack of papers with a large black magnifying glass next to it.

Document management could help organizations with managing their information assets better. By providing easy access to relevant documents, document management can increase productivity, reduce errors, and improve collaboration among team members.


Effective document management helps organizations
maintain compliance with regulations, reduce the risk of legal or financial penalties, and protect sensitive information from unauthorized access.


Document management typically
includes a range of processes designed to manage documents throughout their lifecycle, from creation to disposal. These processes may vary depending on the organization's specific needs, but some standard processes include the following:

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