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State of document scanning and capture in the legal sector
Presented by:John Stinchcombe, Senior Business Consultant
John is an expert in the deployment of business-critical systems that deliver automated
information capture, classification and exception processing.
• 30+ years' experience in the software industry- with Kofax since 1997
• 20 years specialising in Information Management:- Business process improvement & compliance- Information capture & automated document indexing systems
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Floor Loading is the Least of This User’s Problems!
Paper is not an effective information storage medium
Agenda
Key Challenges
Typical Use Cases & Solutions
Business Outcomes
“Every hour spent treating a patient in America creates at least 30 minutes of paperwork.”
“Over three-quarters of IT professionals surveyed say one of the first things they do with a PDF-based invoice… is print it out.
& after [they] print out their invoices, some 16% then scan them right back into the system for use as PDF attachments… some 77% of whose recipients print them right back out again.”
Document Challenges Facing Law Firms
• Pressures to “go digital” but knowing the scope, the “how” and even having a start point
• Need for improved productivity, flexibility, collaboration and sharing while preserving access control, data protection and reducing cost
• The challenges are not constrained to paper; email, SMS, web portals and all impose similar difficulties
• In many cases, paper continues to be the device for legally binding and contractual agreements, especially where wet signatures are required
• Long entrenched work practices and preferences mean that paper should be retained for specific tasks and processes
• Paper based documents are often the primary communication mechanism between parties involved in litigation and disputes
• Unstructured data e.g. document based information proliferates and will continue to do so
Data Capture Solutions – KofaxLegal Sector Survey
Typical Use Cases & Solutions
Drivers & Value for Scanning and Document Capture
Improve Information
Visibility
Digitise information for better access & compliance
Achieve Operational Excellence
Automate processes to greatly reduce
costs
Increase Customer
Engagement
Establish new levels of
engagement & collaboration
DeliverEnterprise
Agility
Radically transform &
simplify the First Mile of
customer interactions
Value
Goal
Typical Use Cases – Traditional vs Go-Digital Strategy
Traditional: • Enabling scanning for Digital Copiers
(aka MFP/MFD)• Production (batch) scanning for
Archiving
Go-Digital Strategy based:• Digital Mailroom
(classification and auto-indexing,aka “Capture to Process”)
• Capture at Point of Origination• Enabling clients and partners to
truncate paper at source• Extended process of handling of
documents that are “not in good order”
Traditional Use Cases
MFP/MFD integration
Typically provides support to teams working with local copies
Smaller firms can expand into MFP/MFD for Digital Mailroom approach
Highly convenient with few compromises
Can be incorporated into Go-Digital Strategy
Scan to Archive
Typically an extension of the facilities group
Scan to Archive when case or matter is closed
Extended to litigation support now Courts switch to digital
Go Digital
Digital Mailroom
• Automates the archiving function and other standard processes(e.g. receipt of updating of case management or practice management)
• In larger projects, automatically feeds process analytics and dashboards helping to manage workloads and SLA targets
• Extends the value of documents by extracting a wider data-set
• Enhances productivity by offering searchable layer and highlighting key data (including red-flag situations)
• Reduces process latency by eliminating the physical delivery stage and eliminates geographic boundaries
• Transforming paper and unstructured documents into useable, verified content at the earliest point of receipt – paper and electronic
Go Digital
Capture at Point of Origination
• High process integrity, security, document legibility, ease of use, data protection, reliability and resilience should be key factors in a solution
• Enables client self-service important for closer engagement, improved customer service, SLA attainment and reduced cost
• Supports a wide range of devices, format and technologies e.g.– Web scanning – zero footprint scanning applications– External facing solutions for use by clients and partners– Mobile – enabling easy to use, secure and high quality document
capture using ubiquitous smartphone and tablet computers– Other mechanisms such as fax, email and secure FTP are
supported too
• Eliminates the challenge of geographically disperse teams
Go Digital:Enabling Clients to Truncate Paper
• Enabling technologies and solutions• Offer mechanisms that are easy to use, secure and provide immediate
acknowledgement• Document Submission Portal
– Should allow clients to use their own document scanner and produce excellent results – without user configuration
– Electronic uploads should also handled by the system– Direct connection only – no email, no “trace” of the document on originating
system• Mobile Capture
– Delivered as a secure Smartphone / Tablet app – direct connection– Achieves high quality results – highly legible images captured quickly– High Customer Experience & Engagement quotient
Extended Processing – Within Capture
Provides a mechanism to define and manage complex document-centric processes – including capture phases• Developed to handle documents that are “not in good order” scenarios• Ensures that case management, document management and practice
management systems only receive clean, verified documents & data• Provides sophisticated process audit and reporting as well as resource
scheduling and optimisation
Single End-to-End Customer Facing Business Process
CustomerCapture Sub-Process
Engagement
Customer
First Mile
Business Outcomes
Typical Business Outcomes for Law Firms
Cost Reductions • Lower office space requirements• Lower handling costs / reproduction costs• Decreased manual intervention, e.g. matching inbound documents
Tighter Compliance• Through improved handling of data & information• Aligned with industry best practice
Improved Client Satisfaction• Improved process cycle times, reduced latency• Improved Service through more focus on Value-Add• Offering closer engagement / self service• Better reporting e.g. SLAs