ScopProduction – Manage your inflows and your outflows
The documentary production is the main step of the output management. Moving from the binary to the physical state, the documentary production is a complex stage where the supply of business solutions is essential to ensure a faithful and relevant result.
Historically a print expert, DATA SYSCOM offers a complete range of Input/Output management products (Company document flow management).Installed architectures will allow you to manage all documents produced by your IT systems.
Thus, your bills, account statements, pay slips, order forms, contribution notices, etc. could be received/sent to various devices such as printers, Fax, e-mails, archiving or publishing tools, in a secured way.
You can choose your document emitting channel which will allow you to achieve two major objectives:
- Increased productivity
- Less print output, therefore cost reduction
You will also get the possibility to better the quality, therefore the impact, of your documents by adding form overlays, logos, images and their customization based upon the recipients.
Elaborate business features
Our solutions bring you print flow control and management thanks to the following functionalities:
- Input/Output flow management control
- Various devices delivery (local or remote)
- Tasks sequencing
- Automatic or manual purge of obsolete documents
- Spool management
- Document improvement and customization
- User access management and security
- Output devices monitoring and alerts integration
- Cost control
- Process monitoring
- All document types viewing
- Accounting
- Embedded user interface for major print market actors
- Increased productivity
Our mission
Solution for Scheduling and Processing Print Flows
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