Scan4Archive is a service to scan documents into an
electronic document type whether that is uncompressed TIFF, TIFF, JPG
or PDF and return it on a CD, DVD or transfer the finished product by
FTP.
The different types of documents that
are scanned are; invoices, Development Applications, Council Minutes,
Medical records, Insurance claims, proof of delivery, membership
application forms, contractual agreements, postcards, cheques and
credit vouchers. If you have a hard-copy document then we can
scan it.
At Scan2Archive the whole scanning
process has been Quality Accredited and audited to AS/NZS ISO
9001:2000 standard.
What do we mean by the whole scanning
process?
Now let us take you through the Scanning process:
- Check-in
- When the material arrives at the Scan2Archives' facility it is
checked
to make sure the number of boxes that were dispatched equal the number
of boxes that arrived. Any discrepancies is immediately notified
to the customer. The project is checked into our work tracking
system. The boxes are stacked in order to ensure the lowest
numbered boxes are moved into the production line first.
- Schedule
- The project is then allocated a time slot to begin the preparation
process.
- Preparation
- The first boxes are unloaded onto the preparation table a file at a
time. The folders are prepared for scanning by removing all
clips. The pages are prepared by staples, clips and pins being
removed, corners straightened, and paper tears repaired. Post-it
notes are relocated to not obscure any text. The prepared
documents are loaded into plastic tubs for movement to the scanning
studio.
- Scanning
- The documents are not loaded into a hopper and left alone. The
scanner operator feeds one page at a time and monitors the quality of
scanned image on the scanning station (a page per second). Any
page that is below the standard is immediately rescanned into the same
batch and the original image deleted. Image enhancement is conducted on
all the images.
- Indexing
- This is the process of how the customer wants to find or retrieve the
documents. The index specification is created after a discussion or
meeting with the customer to determine the best methodology to be
used. This can be froma simple filename to several index fields
for importing itno a database. These index files are usually
Comma Separated Value (CSV) files.
- Post
Preparation - This is where the decision made of whether the
customer wants to keep the original hard-copy documents or have these
documents securely destroyed and a certificate of destruction issued.
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