Paper in. Findable files out.
Scanning and digitisation with OCR, consistent file naming, indexing and metadata, data entry and searchable PDF/A archives — so the thing you need takes seconds to find, not an afternoon.
A scan is not a digital archive.
Ten thousand files called scan_0001.pdf are not an improvement on a filing cabinet — they are the same problem with worse lighting. The value is in the structure: consistent names, a folder tree that matches how you actually look for things, searchable text inside every file, and an index you can open in a spreadsheet.
We agree that structure with you before the first page is scanned, then reconcile page counts against the originals so nothing is quietly lost between the crate and the drive.
Talk to us about a jobDocument Processing, in detail.
No surprises at hand-back.
Everything below is standard, not an upsell. If your job needs something that is not on the list, say so in the brief and it goes into the quote.
From brief to hand-back.
Survey & structure
We look at a sample, estimate the volume and agree the naming convention, folder tree and index fields with you in writing.
Intake & reconciliation
Boxes are logged and counted on arrival. Every batch is tracked so its position in the archive is always known.
Capture, OCR & index
Pages are scanned, run through OCR, named, indexed and quality-sampled. Counts are checked back against the intake log.
Delivery & return
You receive the archive plus its index, and the originals come back in the order they arrived — or go to secure destruction if you asked for that.
Document Processing — the usual questions.
Ready to hand it over?
Send the brief and get scope, price and a delivery date back in writing — no obligation.