OCR For AnyDoc

New Era Cap Company
Application: Manufacturing
Form types: Order Forms
OCR for AnyDoc stepped up to bat to automatically capture data from sales order forms for the official cap supplier of Major League Baseball, allowing all sales orders to be entered the day they arrive.

City of Buffalo, New York
Application: Government
Form types: Parking Tickets
If you plan on parking illegally, avoid Buffalo, New York.  Not only do they have one of the most efficient parking enforcement agencies, but all the tickets issued are scanned and processed by OCR for Forms, ensuring accurate information is captured and stored against future infractions.


DIGITAL REEL

Sonoma County Recorder
Application: Government
Form types: Public Records
One of the responsibilities of the Sonoma County Recorder is the maintenance of the real property records, which includes the preservation of all historical records, dating back to 1835. The records maintained by the Recorder are "public" records, which means they must be made available to the public for inspection. The maintenance of and access to these records is essential.


DOCUMENTUM

State of Washington
Application:  Government
Form types:  Contribution Forms
To improve the management and access of contribution forms, the PDC turned to Documentum ApplicationXtender 5 Channel Edition.  Using Documentum ApplicationXtender, WebXtender and ERMXtender, the PDC created a highly effective document management, storage and access system.

Ken-Ton School District
Application:  Schools
Form Types:  Special Education Records
The Special Education department of the Ken-Ton school system was seeking a way to free up valuable office space and have a fast and easy search and retrieval system for a large volume of student records.  “We needed quick access to the tremendous amount of student records generated in the special education department.  We had no efficient means of finding a specific record other than by manually searching rows and rows of cabinets,”  Ken-Ton Special Education Director, Alan Erzkus recalls.