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  • ReadySuite Improves Processes, Quality at RenewData

    Posted Apr 18, 2012 in Case Studies

    Check out a case study on how ReadySuite improves the speed of processes and quality of output at RenewData.

  • Changes in ReadySuite 4.0

    Posted Dec 16, 2011 in Features

    Now that ReadySuite v4.0 has been officially released, we want to highlight some of the important changes made in this release. New Features: Added ‘OCR Wizard’ utilizing RecoStar and Tesseract OCR engines Added ‘Create PDFs Wizard’ for creating searchable PDFs using OCR engine Added ability to create and save projects Added ability to auto-save projects [...]

  • Custom Fields & Data Types

    Posted Nov 02, 2011 in Features

    We’re hard at work on some major new additions coming to the ReadySuite and ReadyConvert product lines. We’ll be discussing some of these in detail here as we get closer to releasing them. First up, we’ve added the ability for you to specify data types for custom fields (aka metadata). An immediate benefit of this [...]

  • Changes in 3.1, added Trial Director support

    Posted Jan 12, 2010 in Features

    ReadySuite 3.1 is now available, including minor bug fixes, enhancements and new Trial Director support. Using ReadySuite, you can now import a Trial Director load file (OLL) and export it to any of the supported formats. As with other supported formats, verification options like checking all referenced files exist can be ran against the OLL [...]

  • Introducing ReadySuite, Part 7 – Grid

    Posted Nov 24, 2009 in Features

    We’re now ready to end our Introduction to ReadySuite series with last minute improvements to the grid and overall stability. While we try to release bug free software every time, we’ve always built in a bug report mechanism in case our software crashes unexpectedly. These reports are submitted by our users and contain useful details [...]

  • Introducing ReadySuite, Part 6 – Delimited Text

    Posted Nov 20, 2009 in Features

    We’re about ready to wind down our Introduction to ReadySuite series with discussions geared towards enhancements to some of the core functionality. This post will focus on changes made to the import and export of delimited text. First up, we’ll highlight how we’ve improved the import of delimited text files. One of most requested changes [...]

  • Introducing ReadySuite, Part 5 – Numbering

    Posted Nov 17, 2009 in Features

    Document and page level numbering is the latest addition to our Introduction to ReadySuite series. This feature fits nicely with the discussed endorsing and exporting options. Utilizing the new numbering functionality allows users to re-brand existing image sets or create new production image sets. We let you easily create cross reference fields, use custom fields [...]

  • Introducing ReadySuite, Part 4 – Exporting

    Posted Nov 04, 2009 in Features

    Moving on with our Introduction to ReadySuite series, we’ll be discussing new features aimed at exporting image and loose native files. From the ground up, ReadySuite is designed to support various image formats including TIFF, PDF and JPEG. Image files can be in either single or multi framed format and added using load files and/or [...]

  • Introducing ReadySuite, Part 3 – Redacting

    Posted Oct 28, 2009 in Features

    In part 1 and part 2 of our Introduction to ReadySuite, we discussed new endorsement options. Now, we’re going to introduce ways to remove those endorsements, as well as other parts of images with our trimming and redaction processes. There are two ways to batch-redact documents using ReadySuite. The first method allows you to trim [...]

  • Introducing ReadySuite, Part 2 – Endorsing (cont.)

    Posted Oct 26, 2009 in Features

    Last week, we introduced the new endorsing functionality in Part 1 of our Introduction to ReadySuite. We’ve already highlighted the different endorsement areas, font settings, custom messages and spell checking. Next, we’re going to continue where we left off and go over a few more endorsement features. Have you ever endorsed a set of images [...]