PSIGEN Software Now Available Through Dell/ASAP Software

IRVINE, CA--(Marketwire - Jul 13, 2011) - PSIGEN Software, Inc., a provider of document scanning software and advanced document capture solutions, announced today that its products are now available to all Dell/ASAP Software customers. The contract allows the acquisition of PSI:Capture through Dell's software sales arm, ASAP software, and authorizes PSIGEN as an approved supplier of scanning and capture software, as well as follow on support.

PSI:Capture can be utilized for basic and advanced scanning and capture needs, including: forms processing, Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR), Optical Mark Recognition (OMR), barcode reading, document redaction, data extraction and much, much more. In addition, it also can be configured to migrate documents and data to over 50 different Enterprise Content Management (ECM), and Document Management systems, including Microsoft SharePoint 2010.

"We are pleased to expand our reach into Dell's existing and prospective customer base, and look forward to continuing our relationship," said Stephen Boals, V.P. of Sales for PSIGEN. "Our supplier status allows Dell customers to purchase our software without RFP or bids through a simple fulfillment process, and makes our product available through state contracts, like the Texas DIR."

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About PSIGEN

PSIGEN Software is the innovative leader in advanced document capture and document scanning solutions. Since 1995, 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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