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A School Income Verification Processing Solution that Pays for Itself

Friday, December 1, 2017

RocketScan Alternative Income Forms (AIF) from Image One helps maximize funding and minimize headaches for school districts around the US looking to streamline the processing of applications that require income verification. RocketScan AIF is based on the same technology that has made RocketScan the leading school district solution for processing free and reduced meal applications […]

Florida School District Goes Paperless by Converting 642 Paper Forms to E-Forms

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

A public school district in Florida with over 200,000 students was drowning in paper. From campus police reports to student-teacher meetings, every form was filled out by parents, students and staff, all of which had to be manually entered by school district personnel – sapping over 10,000 hours of productivity every year. The school district […]

AP Automation for 2018: What’s Really Possible & How It Pays for Itself

Friday, November 3, 2017

By now, you’re probably sick of hearing about AP invoice processing automation: you probably think that it’s too expensive, complex and there’s too much internal resistance to change. It was. How can you look at it differently now to put an end to manual invoice processing in 2018? What’s Possible with AP Today What if […]

HR: How to Eliminate Paper & Dramatically Increase Productivity

Friday, September 22, 2017

Did you know that HR is the second most common document scanning and workflow automation in an organization? Streamlining accounts payable with invoice automation is #1 and HR is #2. However, many organizations still have filing cabinets and offsite storage full of employee files, and paper-based processes for new employee onboarding, benefits administration, handling vacation […]

State’s Attorney Office Gains 120,000+ Hours of Productivity with Document Management

Sunday, April 23, 2017

In 2010, the Office of the State Attorney for the 5th Judicial Circuit of Florida made the commitment to go paperless. They believed that being able to process paperwork faster—from personnel files to AP invoices to case files—would help them manage more cases, more effectively. They were right, but that was only the beginning… As […]