Kodak Alaris OCR
Kodak is very well known brand for anything photography, filming and imaging. They also have a long line of scanners of a decent quality that many companies keep using. Surprisingly, Kodak did not had OCR software to come with their hardware. That all have changed when Kodak went bankrupt and in the end got merged with Alaris hardware and software development company that already had Alaris Capture Pro OCR software.
Now, Kodak Alaris offers two lines of OCR for many document automation needs. These are Kodak Alaris PRO OCR and Kodak Alaris Info Input Solution which is more an enterprise solution that offers many more options for much larger document volume.
Kodak Alaris Capture Pro is scalable and flexible to grow along with your business. Find the right edition of the software for your business, from desktop scanning to dedicated, high-volume operations.
Extract and Index with Confidence
Prevent post-scan rework with technology that automatically validates accurate capture. Intelligent Exception Processing immediately identifies missing information, such as a required signature. Intelligent Quality Control automatically flags questionable information for review.
Ensure Process Integrity
Securely capture and share information across your business. High-quality imaging delivers accurate data for your business applications. Share job setups across the organization to maintain standard indexing and routing rules. You can install Kodak Alaris Capture Pro software on local workstations and use it without an internet connection.
KODAK Alaris Info Input Solution is an intelligent document processing software that automates and simplifies the journey from document arrival to usage in business processes – quickly, accurately, and reliably. Simplify document onboarding processes, harmonize data across departments, and scale your business faster with IDP automation that makes sense.
Unique Open Intelligence™ architecture for optimization from every angle





Tungsten OmniPage




Creating searchable PDF files using optical character recognition is one of the most common PDF OCR applications.

