PSIGEN Provides Direct OpenText RightFax Integration

PSIGEN Automates Fax Processing and Archival: Provides Direct OpenText RightFax Integration
By psigen

IRVINE, Calif., November 8, 2010 — PSIGEN Software, Inc., the innovative technical leader in advanced document capture and scanning solutions, today announced the release of its direct integration with Open Text RightFax Server.

The PSI:Capture Right Fax Connector provides an automated method to archive and route faxes sent through the RightFax system. It allows the capture of faxed documents, as well as over one hundred and twelve fields of data about the fax. Once captured, it can then extract data and migrate faxes as searchable PDFs to any of the 46 ECM systems supported, including Microsoft SharePoint 2010, Open Text (Alchemy, e-docs[Hummingbird], Content Server[Livelink]).

“We have had huge demand from our RightFax partners for this feature, as fax archiving and automated routing has always been difficult with existing tools,” said Stephen Boals, Vice President of Sales at PSIGEN. “PSI:Capture provides the automated data extraction and classification functions that are missing from other applications in the market.”

The PSI:Capture and RightFax combination eliminates time-intensive manual fax processing in any organization, replacing it with an automated fax workflow. This scalable technology creates an overall fax processing solution resulting in standardized document output, in the form of searchable PDFs.

About PSIGEN
PSIGEN Software is the innovative leader in advanced document capture and document imaging solutions. For more than 15 years, PSIGEN has provided software to improve all the processes around the conversion of paper to digital documents. The solutions focus on cost reduction, flexibility, standardization, and improved efficiency. PSIGEN delivers these solutions through a network of resellers and distributors in the US and abroad. For more information, visit www.psigen.com.

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