PSIGEN Releases Non-Image File Capture: PSI:Capture Now Processes Any Type of Digital File

LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - Oct 15, 2012) - PSIGEN Software, Inc., the leader in advanced capture and scanning solutions, is pleased to announce the release of Extended File Format (EFF) Support. The new feature provides the ability to capture and process any non-image file type, such as Microsoft Word or Excel documents, and route them to any one of the 58 Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems supported through the product's migrations.

"We see enormous opportunity in solutions requiring the capture of non-image file types," said Bruce Hensley, PSIGEN's President. "Extending PSI:Capture's extensive capture feature set to non-image files allows organizations to capture, classify, extract and migrate just about any type of document, to just about any ECM or Document Management system."

"We are seeing a large number of organizations requiring the migration of large file sets from legacy ECM systems into newer, less costly Enterprise Systems. PSI:Capture can facilitate a seamless transfer of documents and metadata from system to system." 

Utilizing PSI:Capture's auto-import feature, organizations can point the product at a file structure, and through business rules and capture workflow, files can be automatically migrated to the new system in a standardized, validated process. 

For more information on the Extended File Format feature set, and PSI:Capture in general, go to www.psigen.com.

About PSIGEN

PSIGEN Software is the innovative leader in advanced document capture and document scanning software. 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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