Our Paper articles are designed to provide you with useful information for paper scanning and digitization projects.
Scanning and shredding records often go together as a complete project cycle. Understanding the process and the different methods is critical to doing your project right and ensuring the disposal is carried out properly.
Book scanning falls into the paper scanning category, but it really is a type all its own. Learn about the types of books to scan, methods to scan them, and issues you may run into along the way.
Paper scanning is simple, but not always easy. When you move forward with your project you’re likely to see some common challenges, so the best way to prepare for those challenges is to know and understand them.
Bulk document scanning is essential for large conversion projects. This guide dives into high-volume document digitization, offering insights into its benefits, the equipment and tools utilized, and best practices to ensure optimal results.
Concerned about sending your records offsite? You might be interested in onsite scanning. Learn the benefits of onsite scanning, how an onsite project gets executed (the process), and two considerations to help you decide if it’s right for you.
Learn all you need to know about book scanning: the various types of books, methods to scan books, benefits to scanning, and the scanning process.
When healthcare claims aren't processed properly, it impacts not only the speed of reimbursement for the providers. It can also cause unnecessary stress for everyone involved in the patient’s treatment plans.
There’s more than one way to dispose of your documents after a scanning project. Learn the options and which one may be the best fit for you.
From delivering digital solutions for remote employees to clearing pathways to improve operations and saving space, see how digitization can help you optimize your office.
Not everyone has a paper scanning project with hundreds of boxes or millions of pages. Learn more about how we adapt our process and workflow to meet your project's needs, regardless of the size.
