INFLOW32^TM

Automated Batch Processing^TM

The "KeyNet Pump" which we call INFLOW32 gives you full capabilities for importing any kind of file including office or email documents and images either scanned or collected from external sources. INFLOW32 uses a document type template to provide a simple means of pumping files of any kind into a document repository and providing index information to an external database. Documents can be collected from Email, Fax servers, Scanners, and any other electronic source. Data can be collected from machine-printed data, bar codes and check boxes. Alternatively, a powerful data entry function allows documents to be submitted to a data entry operator for unstructured data capture. Email attachments are 'burst' from the message and stored as 'pages' of the document.

INFLOW32 allows you levels of automation all the way to a fully unattended mode. INFLOW32 works with all compatible devices, ISIS and Twain scanners, cameras, and service bureau media. INFLOW32 supports 56 image file formats, and can work with any other file that is able to be associated in Windows. INFLOW32 quickly consumes and bursts attachments from Email. INFLOW32 supports major fax server products to import documents right into our system. The more control you have over the incoming form type the more automation you can introduce to the system. On the backend INFLOW32 supports all storage types and devices: optical, jukebox, magnetic, RAID and removable media. Documents can be viewed, printed, faxed, or Emailed anywhere.

INFLOW32 Features

• Documents can be collected in batches from several sources (FAX, Email, Import and Scanners)
• Data and order entry can be conducted in an automated process (OCR, Marksense, barcode recognition) and using "key-from-image" technology)
• Many types of files can be organized in logical e-folders
• Documents can be distributed in customized workflow processes, designed by you. Sample screens

Who is using INFLOW32?

• A financial sevices company processes lease applications. Documents are received and marked with a bar code. Then they are scanned into the system, indexed and filed by the bar code extracted from the document. ASCII file indexing is used to link the documents to a proprietary database running on a mainframe.
• A testing institution uses INFLOW32 to collect student ID, response information, and handwriting samples from SAT tests. INFLOW32 is used in combination with other Co-Star products to capture, index and store documents, and then links those documents to a Lotus Notes database.

Why is INFLOW32 better?