Document Scanning Process –
An Overview to help you plan ahead

Next Step > Document Scanning

Time to scan.

After your documents are prepped, it’s time for the actual scanning to take place. Using good scanners that can handle varying paper sizes and weights, color backgrounds and other real world considerations will lead to high quality images and accurate data capture. Most scanning systems today have processing software that can and compensate for these issues.

What to watch out for.

Knowing how the scanned images will be used will help you in selecting the correct resolution and determining if you need black and white, grayscale or color images.

Documents being published to the Web should be compact to load faster; so a high resolution is not needed or noticeable. Documents that will pass through an OCR or forms processing systems should ideally be scanned at higher resolutions to increase accuracy rates.

The scanning process should be able to adjust the orientation of the image automatically. Paper files often have a mix of portrait and landscape documents—another real world headache. During many scanning projects there can be a considerable time savings in the document prep process if each form does not need to be handled and oriented properly.

Final Step > Document Indexing

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Document Scanning Process – An Overview to help you plan ahead

Next Step > Document Scanning

Time to scan.

Document Scanning Process –
An Overview to help you plan ahead