2. Indexing Each Document: After your documents have been digitized, we index each document with searchable keywords using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) via a documents imaging software.
People often make the mistake of attempting to scan their large number of documents themselves - Unfortunately, this often leads to time-consuming work that produces low-quality images.
How Does Document Imaging Work?
Document imaging involves certain stages that help businesses and organizations take advantage of going paperless without spending time and money that can be invested in other areas. The process of scanning documents involves the following:
Preplanning: A Turn Source Imaging professional will walk you through every process of document scanning from document shipping to indexing and completion. By speaking with a document scanning representative, you’ll receive an estimate for the services, as well as an ETA of when the work can be completed.
Document Shipping: After you ship the documents to us, we take the inventory using our error-free inventory system.
Document Preparation: Our highly-trained preparation staff prepares the documents for scanning by removing staples, repairing torn pages, separating important records, and seeking out hindrances in order to make the scanning process as efficient as possible.
Enhanced Document Scanning: After the documents have been prepared by our preparation staff, we then send them over to the scanning department, where we use high-quality commercial scanners to scan them.
Indexing and Data Capture: This stage involves indexing the documents after they have been digitized. This stage allows each document to be easily searchable with keywords using OCR (Optical Character Recognition).
Quality Review:This stage involves reviewing scanned and indexed documents by our Quality & Assurance team. For those with a very small number of documents, you can visit a
document scanning location after scheduling with a sales representative.