Fitting capture technology around the way you business operates
With the Kofax Capture Network Server module, Quadient can enable organisations to build Kofax document capture technology around their business processes, no matter where they are located. Instead of incurring the costs of shipping paper documents from one location to another, branch locations and satellite offices can scan them locally and transfer them for processing via corporate networks or the internet.
This frees organisations to organise working arrangements in whichever way suits them and gain maximum benefit from their document capture investment.
Business process flexibility
Kofax Capture Network Server (KCNS) is part of the Kofax Capture software for electronically capturing paper documents and extracting transactional data. With KCNS, organisations can capture documents in one place and transfer them easily to any other networked Kofax Capture station. Document scanning, indexing, data extraction, data validation or forms processing can all be carried out in separate locations, enabling offshoring of processes and better use of human capital.
The seamless data transfer capabilities possible with KCNS also enable delivery of documents and data to any business database, storage archive, CMS or line of business application via internet, LAN or WAN networks. With document capture at the point of receipt, sales orders, invoices, application forms, goods received notes, medical records, research reports and many other documents enter workflows faster, enabling teams to access information more quickly and improve response to customers, suppliers, partners and other stakeholders.
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With the Kofax Capture Network Server module, Quadient can enable organisations to build Kofax document capture technology around their business processes, no matter where they are located. Instead of incurring the costs of shipping paper documents from one location to another, branch locations and satellite offices can scan them locally and transfer them for processing via corporate networks or the internet.
