Convedo launches the IRIS Xtract Appian Connector
John E. Kaye
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Organisations create around a billion photocopies every day and paper documents in businesses grow by around a quarter every year. A reliance on paper-based processes slows businesses down, creates confusion, drives error-rates up, and causes bottlenecks — to say nothing of the environmental damage. For most businesses, processing these documents is both time consuming and resource intensive. What if you could automatically classify documents to extract essential information and transfer the relevant data much faster and more efficiently than any manual process available? The IRIS Xtract Appian Connector does just that and can be seamlessly integrated into a customers’ Appian environment.
convedo CEO, Sascha Cutura said, ‘We are excited on our joint collaboration and partnership on the new suite of connectors with Canon and Iris and are pleased to offer a Digital Process Automation and RPA solution managing the endless paper document mishandling that is currently not addressed well in the market at the moment.’
convedo’s IRIS Xtract Appian Connector ensures intelligent, AI-based, deep-learning enabled paperless processing of the best quality, in every language, for every document and can work with any Appian process and requires no coding.
Key Benefits:
- Increase Customer satisfaction
- Improved responsiveness and business processes
- Work faster and smarter
- Increased employee productivity
- Improved customer and supplier satisfaction
- More control on information flow
“We are delighted with our partnership with convedo in Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Together we strive to optimise document and information automation in ways that were unimaginable in the past” said Henning Krause I.R.I.S Vice President and Sales Director Partner.
The IRIS Xtract Appian Connector is available now. For more information and for arranging a demo please visit www.convedo.com/intelligent-capture
About Convedo
Founded in 2009, convedo is an IT consultancy firm with offices in Canary Wharf, London and Frankfurt. convedo designs, develops, delivers, and supports business and technology solutions using best-of-breed platforms for Digital Process Automation and Digital Transformation. The company has helped countless organisations across industries such as financial services, insurance and the public sector achieve the digital transformation results that they desire.
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Convedo launches the IRIS Xtract Appian Connector
John E. Kaye
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- Home, Technology, Uncategorized

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