WebDocs Basics

File a document

Getting documents into WebDocs is easy. You can scan paper documents or import emails, electronic forms and existing files directly from your iSeries/System i or PC. Documents are then indexed by optical character recognition (OCR), bar coding, screen scraping or direct data entry. The system works with most standard scanners, including TWAIN, ISIS and Kofax compliant products.

Scan Workstation

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Find a Document

WebDocs gives you multiple ways of quickly finding what you need. Our customizable web interface allows you to use up to 10 search keys to look for documents. You can search by document types, dates, titles and more. Plus WebDocs can integrate into existing applications so that searching is as easy as clicking a hot button or pushing a function key.

Document Search

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Manage a Document

What’s great about WebDocs is its flexibility. You can review and modify documents online, and email, print or fax them as needed. Documents can also be routed and shared, using the system’s built-in routing engine. What’s more, WebDocs has security features that control access to documents based on authority settings you select. And every time a document is changed, a new version is created, making sure information never gets accidentally overwritten.

Use Documents

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Features & Benefits 

Benefits
Eliminate paper shuffle

Decrease paper, storage and distribution costs

Increase productivity

Improve customer service

Integrate business applications

Decrease data loss and misfiling

Track and log work history

HIPAA and SOX compliance

Features
Web-based document access

Built-in document routing

Revision Tracking

Full-text document indexing

Enterprise level security

System i, PC, and industry specific editions

Professional and Small Business versions

Server-based or Web-hosted

Works with Twain, ISIS and Kofax compliant products

Built-in COLD storage capability

Store archived files on CD, optical disk, Windows and UNIX servers