It’s always been possible to save scans to the synced folder on your computer and let OneDrive, Dropbox, or Box Sync do the work of syncing a copy online. Law offices can set up ScanSnap Cloud to scan directly to Rocket Matters. ScanSnap Cloud can be set up to send scans directly to OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, and Google Drive, as well as Google Photos for pictures. They are given a name (a combination of the date and a snippet of text from the document, if possible) and sent directly to the service of your choice. Scans are automatically identified as documents, business cards, receipts, or pictures. When ScanSnap Cloud is set up, the ScanSnap connects to wi-fi. Last year Fujitsu released ScanSnap Cloud, which allows you to disconnect the USB cable and send scans directly to a variety of online file services. If you scan more than a few pages per week, though, the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 might pay for itself quickly in extra productivity and lack of hassle. If you only scan occasionally, there are now a multitude of phone apps that can use the camera in your phone to create PDFs – notably Office Lens (OneDrive users), Box Capture (Box users), and Google Drive (Google users).
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Believe it or not, you can put a credit card or driver’s license through a ScanSnap, then attach the credit card scan to a secure note in LastPass. The ScanSnap can handle business cards and receipts. It’s configured so the only step I take with each scan is to type in a meaningful file name.
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That allows them to be indexed by Windows so the full text can be searched later. The scanner does optical character recognition (OCR) on the files automatically. It automatically straightens scans if they are pulled through slightly off center. It recognizes paper orientation so scans are always right side up. The feeder is very reliable and does some interesting tricks to make sure it doesn’t pull two sheets through together. It chooses black & white or color automatically. If one side is blank, it’s automatically dropped – no need to choose one-sided or two-sided scanning ahead of time.
(It’s scanning both sides so technically it’s 50 pages per minute.) There is zero delay after pushing the button before scanning begins and zero delay between pages. When I put a stack of pages into my ScanSnap, it pulls them through at 25 pages per minute. Typically it sits on the desk and is connected to a desktop computer with a USB cable. The desktop scanner in the above picture measures less than twelve inches across. It was designed so well that it is almost unchanged today, and it continues to be the best choice for home and small business use. The Fujitsu iX500 was introduced almost eight years ago. You should have one on the desk of every employee who deals with paper. Fujitsu has made the best small business scanner for many years.
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