High-Volume Scanning & Digitisation
Digitisation is only the first step. DAS converts paper at industrial scale and hands it straight to data capture and workflow, so documents start working the moment they are scanned.
Capabilities
Our bureau converts more than a million images a day, managed by a hosted batch-control system that tracks every box, batch and page.
Dynamic thresholding produces the clearest, smallest images that are OCR/ICR-ready, even across mixed paper types and colours.
Roll-feed scanners with a straight paper path and planetary scanners handle fragile originals and drawings up to A0.
For sensitive records, DAS deploys scanners, staff and project management to your site, with full progress reporting.
Every physical page is reconciled to its image, with receipting and auditing of completed forms built into the process.
Images flow directly into intelligent data capture and your business processes — not into a static repository.
How it works
Boxes and batches are receipted and tracked.
Documents are prepped, guillotined where needed.
High-speed, roll-feed or planetary scanning.
Images go straight to data capture and workflow.
Proof
Patient records digitised at 50+ remote sites feed a capture platform for automated ICD-10 extraction — one of the shortest ROIs the client's project office has recorded.
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FAQ
Can't find what you're looking for? Ask a specialist.
The DAS bureau has the capacity to convert more than 1,000,000 images from paper per day, controlled by a hosted batch-tracking system.
Yes. DAS runs scanning projects both at its own bureau and on site at client premises, including multi-site projects with full project management and reporting.
Media from A5 to A0 in bi-tonal or full colour, including delicate originals on roll-feed or planetary scanners.
Tell us about your process. A DAS specialist will come back within one business day with a practical view of what can be automated, outsourced — or both.
