Hi folks, it has been too long! Well enough with the chitchat, so as some readers might know we have implemented an ECM solution for our accounts payable process. I like to call this our personal ECM cloud. Most recently this has rolled out to our remote locations. So, what has this system gained us? At […]
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We went through a lot of iterations trying to find a scanner that would match our AP process well. It’s very interesting that they don’t really make a class of scanner that fits what we wanted. We liked the simplicity of the Canon ScanFront http://www.ilinxcapture.com/Solutions/ScanFront/index.htm but we learned that if we got a larger scanner we […]
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The stack goes like this. Storage: EqualLogic PS6500 35TB Processing: IBM 3850 M2 64GB RAM Virtualization: VMWARE ESX OS: Server […]
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ECM, what fun, what joy
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A foray into ECM, some ImageSource products, ILINX Capture, ILINX Content Store, ILINX Integrate
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EqualLogic thoughts
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OK, it has definitely been a while. Luckily our ‘ECM’ has mainly left us a lone and is functioning very well. Down to some nuts and bolts. Building on previous posts this will show a roll out to one of our plant locations. So, when the document hits the Assembly stage in the batch profile it next […]
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It’s been awhile since I’ve written, we’ve been real busy here with our AP process go live, attending the Nexus ECM conference, and just all of the regular stuff we do. A couple of things we have picked up on though, we really like getting a ‘bigger’ scanner because it let’s us turn our invoices […]
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So, to recap. Configure an input source, configure a profile, the input source categorizes an image(s) into a Batch Profile. (This is my simplistic understanding) Once the images are in the batch profile they need to be ‘indexed’. I believe that ‘indexing’ is what assigns them to a document type. So, right click, create new batch […]
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As I mentioned in a previous post, we have had the fun of playing with the software ” Lego’s ” that makes up a large portion of iLinx Capture. At the heart of the matter you have the ILINX Server. This is a nice scalable service which allows you to process your image files. The Hierarchy goes something […]
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