Perfect scans the first time,
every time
Leave it to VirtualReScan (VRS) to revolutionize scanning – again. With the latest release, VRS makes scanning even more valuable for your organization by further reducing document preparation and manual intervention during the scanning process.
Before VRS users were often confused, puzzled, and sometimes even befuddled by images that came out of their scanner. Many images weren't exactly clear. Others simply came out skewed. Some images were downright unreadable. These scanned images weren't easy on the eyes and more times than not they led to time consuming and costly rescans of the original document.
Today, the scanning process has dramatically improved thanks to VRS. The advanced technology in VRS literally cleans scanned images. Plus the file size of the resulting images is smaller than without VRS. And this should please bandwidth deprived networks everywhere. What's more, VRS significantly reduces document preparation tasks and manual activities that cost your organization time and money. With VRS, your organization is more productive. More efficient. And the return on your scanning investment is better than you ever could've imagined.
The latest version, VRS 4.0 Plus, makes scanner operators look better than ever by allowing them to:
Reduce document preparation.
Just remove staples and paper clips. Stick your documents in the feeder and simply press the scan button. No experience necessary.
Capture color on demand without changing scanner settings.
No sorting out black and white documents. No inserting separator pages. VRS automatically figures out all of this stuff at the rated speed of the scanner.
Make piles of paper disappear in the blink of an eye.
Scan faster. Fewer manual tasks and less operator intervention speeds processing.
Produce the perfect image, the first time every time.
Say goodbye, adios, and sayonara to the inefficient process of rescanning. VRS automatically corrects the image for you or provides simple tools to make quick repairs without ever touching the original document.
