Front and back images

The scanner scans both front and back images of a check. However, the back image is only saved if requested.

How the image is saved can make a large difference in retrieval time and storage space. Combining them "on the fly" at the time of scanning slows the scanner but creates one image to be stored instead of two. Combining images after the fact, when the images are retrieved, involves merging two separate images.The choice of saving more or less efficiently is a function of whether the system is retrieval driven, or archival driven. The combined image can be printed, faxed, or e-mailed.

Images can be displayed as front only, or combined front and back.

With ChekScan Enterprise, scanned images may be combined into a single SQL field. This can be done at the time the images are scanned, or later, using different methods.

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See also

• ACH options - there are three ways for businesses to clear checks through the Automated Clearing House: POP, ARC, and BOC. See how they compare to each other .
• Check 21 changes - a fundamental change is occurring in the world of checks, for both businesses and banks
• remote capture with remote deposit - ChekDirect solves the problem simply
• remote capture without remote deposit- TEKScan provides one-sided scanning for simple microfilm or photocopying replacement
• back office conversion - TEKScanRC helps you collect the information needed to package information for ACH clearing
• ACH - ACHLink connects your check scanner with the ACH network
• check scanner choices - single feed or batch scanning, one- or two-sided scanning. Digital Check. Canon. Magtek.
• check imaging solutions - the ChekScan suite of products offers a variety of check imaging software, from stand-alone to networked to enterprise
• software/feature checklist - which ChekScan software product best meets your needs? our checklist can help you decide
• ChekScan testimonial - Digital Check thinks highly of our products; see why

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