McLeod Software, which provides dispatch, accounting and enterprise management solutions for trucking and brokerage firms, has introduced the Automated Forms Recognition module, a new capability for motor carriers that utilize
its McLeod Document Imaging system.
The Automated Forms Recognition module is comprised of four different engines that allow users to capture, validate and classify data accurately and easily.
"For all types of motor carriers, the Automated Forms Recognition module transforms labor-intensive office operations into an advanced electronic document management system," said Tom McLeod, president and founder of McLeod Software. "This new module - which reduces labor costs and saves time by expediting workflow and eliminating bottlenecks and data entry errors - is the latest in a series of product enhancements that our expanding Imaging division has designed to help customers realize the benefits of a truly paperless operation."
McLeod's development team designed the Automated Forms Recognition module with the flexibility to quickly capture data on unlimited numbers of forms and index documents. Weeks of paperwork can be processed in a few days without the need for manual coding and input.
For example, using customized trip sheets replaces the need for sheet separators when scanning large batches of paperwork. Drivers also have the ability to import paper documents, such as bills of lading, logs and other load related documents, into the imaging system in real time.
For more information, call (877) 362-5363 or visit www. mcleodsoftware.com.
McLeod Software Expands Imaging Capabilities
McLeod Software, which provides dispatch, accounting and enterprise management solutions for trucking and brokerage firms, has introduced the Automated Forms Recognition module, a new capability for motor carriers that utiliz
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