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Document digitisation

Scanning workflows, OCR and AI extraction, indexing, document management and retention policies for paper-heavy processes.

From paper and PDFs to searchable, structured records.

6 deliverables, a 4-stage approach and 5 related technologies.

Overview

Paper archives and scanned PDFs hold valuable information that cannot be searched or analysed. Digitisation turns them into structured, searchable records with controlled access.

We design capture workflows, apply OCR and AI extraction with validation steps, store documents with metadata and permissions, and set retention rules.

What we deliver

  • Capture and scanning workflow
  • OCR and field extraction
  • Validation and correction interface
  • Document repository with metadata
  • Access control and audit
  • Retention schedule

Use cases

Typical situations where this service is the right fit.

  • Records digitisation

    Convert historical files into searchable archives.

  • Form processing

    Extract data from paper forms into systems.

  • Contract repositories

    Index contracts with key dates and parties.

How we work

The stages we follow. Each ends with something you can review.

  1. 01

    Sample documents to measure extraction accuracy

  2. 02

    Validate critical fields with people

  3. 03

    Protect originals and chain of custody

  4. 04

    Apply retention from the start

Things to consider

Questions worth answering before you commit budget.

  • Handwriting and poor scans reduce accuracy.
  • Some records must be retained in original form by law.

Technologies and engagement

Technologies we often use

We choose the stack with you; this is a starting point, not a requirement.

Ways to engage

  • Fixed-scope project with milestones
  • Dedicated team billed monthly
  • Ongoing support and improvement retainer

Frequently asked questions

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