Parascript FormXtra scans cursive writing
Parascript has launched FormXtra and FormXtra Capture 5.4 with new features for classifying forms and documents and recognising machine print, handprint and cursive writing.
New features include unstructured handwritten keyword and phrase identification and extraction, allowing organisations to locate and utilise key information from handwritten notes. This information can be used for document classification and routing, sentiment analysis for customer service and business intelligence, or content tagging for archival and governance. The software also combines signature location detection and verification, all in one package.
Mixed structured, semi-structured and unstructured document capture recognises any data type, on any document format including critical handwritten information found in undefined locations.
Dynamic signature location, verification and matching locates signatures on documents and classifies or verifies them against a reference signature database. Extract these signatures for creation of a signature database (i.e. on account applications). Supports legal, mortgage, healthcare, vote by mail and other compliance-based applications.
Locate handwriting content/keywords that are not in a structured format (including expressive or transactional phrases such as “change of address”) in comments in margins, notes, etc. to help classify or tag documents.
“Many of the critical documents an organisation receives contain multiple data elements, such as machine print and cursive writing or the presence of a signature that needs to be validated. FormXtra and FormXtra Capture 5.4 consolidate many of Parascript’s core technologies in order to provide a solution that allows greater access to information,” said Alexander Filatov, Parascript’s president and chief technology officer.
“By integrating these technologies we are providing our resellers more options from one solution, which enhances their competitiveness and reduces implementation barriers.”