Fixed Mobile Convergence

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October 06, 2008

Mitek Systems ImageNet Payments Selected by AnyDoc Software

By Raju Shanbhag, TMCnet Contributor


Mitek Systems (News - Alert), Inc., a provider of image analytics and mobile imaging software, reportedly has announced that it has signed an original equipment manufacturer agreement with AnyDoc Software, an award-winning developer of document and data capture technology.

 
With the agreement, AnyDoc’s Infiniworx solution will get Mitek’s specialized ImageNet Payments check engine platform for automated remittance, check and Check 21 processing.
 
Matching their company’s existing business processes, users of Infiniworx now have the flexibility to integrate automated check processing into a document and data capture processing workflow. You need not manually separate the check from the remittance as check and remittance documents. Once scanned, a check image – front and back – is automatically cropped from the remittance statement.
 
The check is then processed to capture the account number, check number, check amount and MICR, and the remittance is processed for the details utilizing AnyDoc REMIT. This allows the remittance statement detail to be more accurately captured and overall processing speed increased. According to Check 21 specifications, checks can be virtually endorsed and electronically deposited remotely.
 
Eliminating the need for operators to hand-key the check data, AnyDoc’s use of the Mitek ImageNet Payment platform facilitates the unique data elements of a check image to be automatically captured. It can also read and accurately interpret the special MICR symbols and font used to designate bank account number, check number and routing number.
 
In addition, the Mitek ImageNet Payment platform identifies numeric and written values that are commonly known as “Courtesy Amount Recognition/Legal Amount Recognition.” Without human intervention, the data captured by the Mitek ImageNet Payment platform can be utilized to incorporate automatic database lookups and the auto-population of additional customer information.
 
Charles W. Jackson, AnyDoc Software’s founder and chief executive officer, said, “This feature alone has the potential to eliminate the labor it now takes to burst checks from the remittance pages, especially when you have tens of thousands of checks to deposit quickly. The Mitek ImageNet Payment platform rounds out our complete document processing solution for accounting. Users will benefit by eliminating the need to hand-key check data and most of the time-consuming manual verification process that was required before an accurate deposit could be made. Now check data can be captured automatically and deposits made without leaving one’s desk.”
 
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Raju Shanbhag is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Raju's articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Michael Dinan


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Fixed Mobile Convergence

encompasses a wide range of mobile services that converge elements of fixed communications infrastructure to complement the core mobile service. In most cases fixed mobile convergence (FMC) services allow the user or the network to take advantage of higher speed, cheaper local unlicensed access networks in local environments for lower value, high volume transactions.
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BlackBerry® Mobile Voice System (BlackBerry MVS) BlackBerry® Mobile Voice System (BlackBerry MVS) converges office desk phones and BlackBerry® smartphones, allowing users to access standard enterprise voice features whether at their desks or on the go*. BlackBerry MVS encompasses BlackBerry® MVS Client software for BlackBerry smartphones, BlackBerry MVS Services of BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, and the Ascendent Voice Mobility Suite.

With BlackBerry MVS, BlackBerry smartphone users can access enterprise desk phone options directly from the menu interface of the BlackBerry phone application, while at the same time securely authenticating to the organization’s enterprise telephony system (PBX). BlackBerry MVS also gives IT administrators the control to set voice policies on the BlackBerry smartphone, so that inbound and outbound calls use the enterprise line. This allows for all mobile calls to be logged or recorded for compliance with regulatory or corporate standards.
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