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PaperPort 10 Professional

By Test Center, CRN
January 14, 2005    3:01 PM ET

ScanSoft
Peabody, Mass.
(800) 443-7077
www.scansoft.com

Price: $199
Distributors/Integrators: Ingram Micro, Tech Data

Small businesses are flooded with miscellaneous papers, notes and printed documents. Integrators can help these businesses reduce the clutter by digitizing much of the mess using ScanSoft’s latest iteration of its PaperPort product, now in version 10.

PaperPort offers the capabilities to quickly scan, organize and file paper documents in digital form. What’s more, PaperPort 10 integrates PDF-creation functionality to assist in redistributing documents and OCR capabilities, which converts scanned documents into editable text.

This latest PaperPort version includes a powerful search engine that allows users to quickly find and organize scanned content, PDF files and digital images. The product has a folder-based interface that’s easy to understand and use, allowing even neophyte users to quickly get up to speed.

ScanSource PaperPort 10 creates opportunities for savvy solution providers to upsell or make add-on sales while helping their customers reduce clutter.
–Frank J. Ohlhorst


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