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Scan and Merge Your Documents into PDF with eCopy PaperWorks

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eCopy (news, site) has released a new solution today that should help improve your productivity when working with a mix of electronic and paper-based information. The solution, called eCopy PaperWorks, lets you scan your paper documents and then merge electronic documents into a single PDF. And that's only the beginning.

Working with Paper and Electronic Documents

The reality is we work with a combination of both paper and electronic information in our jobs every day. So having a tool that easily enables us to pull together information from various locations -- be they electronic locations or paper-based -- would be a helpful tool.

This is what eCopy's PaperWorks is designed to do. eCopy first announced the PaperWorks solution in October of last year.  Have a look at all the options:

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eCopy PaperWorks

PaperWorks is a desktop imaging software solution that enables to you bring together information from a number of different locations, merge them (if you need to) and then convert them into a single secure PDF file. You can then include the PDF in your business applications and business processes.

At a glance, here are the capabilities of PaperWorks:

  • Scan: Scan your paper documents from your MFP, scanner or other device, such as eCopy's ShareScan into PaperWorks and convert the document into a searchable PDF format.
  • Merge: Pull documents from any number of locations such as a scanned document, MS Office, email, fax, database, SharePoint, Open Text eDocs, Documentum or Autonomy iManage and merge them into a single PDF file. You have the ability to organize the documents into the order you want.
  • Modify: Make changes to the documents using annotations, editing, redaction, bookmarks, headers and footers and more and burn-in the changes so the document can't be altered.
  • Connect: Distribute your PDFs via email, fax, into document management systems like those mentioned above.

eCopy PaperWorks costs US$ 179 for a single user license. If you want to see it in action before you decide to buy, watch this demo, then download a free 45-day trial and test it out for yourself.

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Barb Mosher Zinck

Barb worked for CMSWire from November 2007 through October 2013. She has over 10 years’ experience as an IT solutions architect focusing on content management and enterprise collaboration. Connect with Barb Mosher Zinck:

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