eCopy(TM) Desktop SDK Launched to Extend Document Imaging to Business Applications
Market Wire, May, 2007
eCopy Paper Connection Forum -- eCopy, Inc., a leading provider of solutions that integrate paper documents into business software applications, today announced the eCopy Desktop(TM) Software Developer Toolkit (SDK), which is used to integrate desktop document imaging capabilities with business applications. With the SDK and eCopy Desktop software, corporate and third-party developers can easily bridge the gap between paper documents and business software, enabling office workers to add paper directly into electronic workflows and business processes.
The SDK enables organizations to utilize eCopy Desktop as a universal client for scanned documents entering any business workflow. eCopy Desktop can accept documents captured by TWAIN-based desktop multifunction peripherals (MFPs) and many scanners, as well as from office MFPs utilizing eCopy ShareScan software or other document capture software.
The eCopy Desktop SDK provides application programming interfaces, a wizard that generates the sample code framework, and documentation to develop Connectors that link document imaging to other desktop applications, databases, and back-end software systems. Additionally, developers can use the SDK to extend the capabilities of eCopy Desktop to include, for example, zonal optical character recognition, forms recognition, and bar code recognition.
"As more businesses turn to scanning as a way to capture paper-based information and streamline document-driven processes, we see a growing market opportunity to integrate scanned documents with a variety of business software systems," said Tim Hampton, director at Connector Lab, a business application integration developer that has used the SDK to develop an eCopy Connector. "The eCopy Desktop SDK provides a powerful new toolset enabling direct integration into document management systems and other back-end systems."
The eCopy Desktop SDK is intended for software vendors, system integrators, software developers, in-house corporate developers and value-added resellers that have a background in Microsoft C , .NET 2003 or .NET 2005.
eCopy Desktop is a PC software application that enables office workers to easily and efficiently capture, edit, share, and store scanned documents in PDF form. Through an easy to use interface, eCopy Desktop offers advanced editing tools that include the ability to combine documents from both paper and electronic sources. eCopy Desktop works with desktop scanners and MFPs and networked MFPs. The software is available with the purchase of eCopy ShareScan or separately in multi-user license packs.
"Developers of document-centric business applications can increase market opportunities for their products by creating Connectors that link the rich functionality of eCopy Desktop with their applications," said Vickie Malis, vice president of Marketing at eCopy.
eCopy Desktop SDK complements the existing eCopy ShareScan® SDK , which provides a toolset for developing Connectors for ShareScan document scanning and distribution at the MFP. With the addition of the eCopy Desktop SDK, developers now have the choice of developing document imaging integration to eCopy at the MFP, desktop or both.
Availability and Pricing
eCopy Desktop SDK is currently available. The initial promotional price for the SDK is $1,495. For more information, please contact Chip Whitman at 1.603.881.4450, Ext. 510, cwhitman@ecopy.com or see http://www.ecopy.com/Products_Software_Developers_Kit__SDK_.asp
About eCopy, Inc.
eCopy, Inc. is an innovative provider of open and flexible solutions that rapidly integrate paper-based information into existing business processes and applications. Numerous industries, including legal, healthcare, and financial services, use eCopy to easily access, modify, distribute, and share information to add value to their business. eCopy customers include GE, Time Warner Inc., Yahoo!, Nissan, Verizon Wireless, BP, Sprint, General Motors, Clifford Chance, Siemens, Cisco Systems, SAAB, and Sony Corporation. eCopy, Inc. is a global company headquartered in the United States, with subsidiaries in Japan and the UK, offices in Germany, France, Scandinavia, and Australia as well as sales operations in Mexico, Canada, Latin America, Singapore, and New Zealand. For more information, visit www.ecopy.com .
eCopy, ScanStation, and eCopy Desktop are trademarks and eCopy ShareScan is a registered trademark of eCopy, Inc. All other referenced product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Press and Industry Analyst Contact: Bill Brikiatis eCopy, Inc. Director, Media and Analyst Relations 1.603.881.4450 ext. 436 Email Contact http://www.ecopy.com
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