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Kofax, a company that automates business processes for financial companies and other firms, has introduced an application that lets mortgage lenders capture information from borrowers by taking a pictures of documents with a mobile device.
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Mobile remote check deposits are becoming table stakes, and mobile photo bill payment may be close behind. But concerns about image quality will need to be assuaged first.
February 1
Software firm Kofax has released an application that helps analyze its image-capture system.
The Kofax Analytics for Capture application, launched today, allows businesses to assess the performance of Kofax's capture system. It provides real-time reports and metrics on the system's performance, allowing companies to improve the system's performance, it said.
The analytics program has a dashboard that can be customized. It can process data from multiple Kofax capture systems at a single time, the company said.
"As the information explosion continues, Kofax Analytics for Capture helps organizations keep pace by giving them near-real-time insight into information that has been captured for optimized decision making and performance," Martyn Christian, Kofax's chief marketing officer, said in a news release. "It empowers business users to improve operations based on detailed metrics and other insights into process issues, potential bottlenecks and staff productivity concerns."
