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Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. introduces Dispatcher Phoenix Professional, an advanced process automation solution that streamlines document processing.

Our powerful solution eliminates manual steps, saving your organization both time and money.

Features\| Dispatcher Phoenix Professional Nodes

Complex parsing tasks. Dispatcher Phoenix Professional comes with a Parsing Bundle that evaluates files, inserting text, replacing text, or routing files based on user-defined conditions. Insert tray calls into print streams, distribute files that contain certain print commands, search for and replace text in files before they are printed - all with Dispatcher Phoenix Professional parsing processes. Document indexing and folder browsing. Save time and improve your productivity by indexing and routing documents right from the MFP panel. You can browse through your PC’s folder structure to choose a specific folder for your scan destination, enter a name or ID to identify the document, choose a document processing task to perform, and much more. And indexing becomes even speedier with the database lookup feature, which auto-populates other fields in the form based on a value entered or selected. Send documents to Microsoft SharePoint. Dispatcher Phoenix Professional's SharePoint Distribution node allows users to route their scanned documents directly to the appropriate SharePoint library or folder. Users can log into their SharePoint account, browse through SharePoint libraries, and add keywords to tag their documents - all at the MFP panel. File conversion to Postscript or PRN. Image files can be automatically converted to Postscript format for printing. In addition, the Print to File process can process incoming Microsoft Office files (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), Adobe Acrobat, and Adobe Reader files, creating PRN files via the associated print driver's default settings. Document Routing. Several routing processes are included with Dispatcher Phoenix Professional, adding power and advanced functionality to your workflow. With the Color Route process, files are routed based on the number or percentage of color pages in a document. The Page Count Route process routes files based on the total number of pages in a document. And with the Metadata Route process, files are routed based on their metadata information. For example, if you want all files with a particular Bates Stamp sent to a specific destination, you could set up a Metadata Route rule that would search all incoming files for that Bates Stamp and route accordingly. Support for annotations and watermarks. You can add multi-line annotations onto the page; you can also add customized watermarkes anywhere on scanned image files. Document clean up. Remove any undesired elements from your scanned documents with the Despeckle process, which automatically removes any small dots or smudges from your documents. And to correct any documents that are scanned in at a slant, the Deskew process can be used to straighten all image files. Simplified scanning. Run workflows on demand, directly from your MFP's control panel or via the Web Browser from a Web Capture enabled device. With custom indexing options, processing documents has never been simpler. With a clear, easy-to-understand interface, anyone can process your documents with just the push of a button. Document distribution.With rules-based distribution, Dispatcher Phoenix Professional can send documents to different destinations, such as folders, MFPs for printing, FTP servers, or email receipients.

Nodes Included With Dispatcher Phoenix Professional
View All Input Nodes Processing Nodes Output Nodes Input *MFP Panel (formerly bEST):* Initiates workflows right from the KMBS MFP panel. Input Folder: Collects files from a directory or folder on your PC or network. *MFP User Box (formerly MFP):* Collects files for processing from a User box on a KMBS MFP. FTP: Collects files from an FTP server location. Web Capture: Capture files that have been submitted from a device via a Web Browser. Processes Annotate: Annotates scanned image files with the date received, a counter sequence number, or text of your choice, in a specific location on the page. Color Route: Organizes and routes files by color. Includes ability to route by either the quantity or percentage of color pages in the document. Convert to PS: Converts documents to Postscript format for easy printing. Deskew: Straightens skewed images. Despeckle: Removes speckles from scanned images. Insert: Inserts a string as part of the workflow, without requiring a parse process. Index Form Builder: Allows you to create interactive forms to display on the MFP panel for document indexing as well as folder browsing. Merge: Combines small files. Metadata to File: Extracts metadata from incoming files and stores that information in a separate file. Metadata Route: Routes documents based on user-specified routing conditions using any metadata that is associated with documents in the workflow. Mirror Image: Reverses images (either horizontally or vertically). Negative Image: Creates a negative of an incoming document (i.e., converts light areas to dark, etc.) ODBC: Associates data retrieved from an ODBC data source as metadata to incoming files, and uses existing metadata associated with a file to update an ODBC data source. Page Count Route: Organizes and routes files by total number of pages in a document. Parse and Distribute: Routes documents to a specified destination location based on the results of a search for a keyword or text string within the files. Parse and Insert: Inserts a keyword (text or script) into files after specified search criteria has been met. . Parse and Replace: Replaces a keyword or phrase into a file after certain search criteria have been met. Parser: Routes files to different outputs based on various file attributes (name, type, or size). Print to File: Converts documents to PRN format for easy printing. Rename: Changes the file name of files as they are processed. Split: Divides large files into separate smaller files based on a specified number of pages or metadata. Watermark: Overlays a designated opaque image (i.e. a company logo) on an image file. Output Output Folder: Distributes to a directory or folder on your PC or network. FTP: Distributes to a directory on an FTP server. Printer: Distributes to a KMB MFP for printing the output. SFTP Out: Distributes output files via Secure File Transport Protocol (SFTP). SMTP Out: Distributes output files as email attachments. SharePoint: Distributes files to Microsoft SharePoint. Input *MFP Panel (formerly bEST):* Initiates workflows right from the KMBS MFP panel. Input Folder: Collects files from a directory or folder on your PC or network. *MFP User Box (formerly MFP):* Collects files for processing from a User box on a KMBS MFP. LPR In Receives files from an LPR Print Queue. FTP: Collects files from an FTP server location. Web Capture: Capture files that have been submitted from a device via a Web Browser. Processes Annotate: Annotates scanned image files with the date received, a counter sequence number, or text of your choice, in a specific location on the page. Color Route: Organizes and routes files by color. Includes ability to route by either the quantity or percentage of color pages in the document. Convert to PS: Converts documents to Postscript format for easy printing. Deskew: Straightens skewed images. Despeckle: Removes speckles from scanned images. Index Form Builder: Allows you to create interactive forms to display on the MFP panel for document indexing as well as folder browsing. Insert: Inserts a string as part of the workflow, without requiring a parse process. Merge: Combines small files. Metadata to File: Extracts metadata from incoming files and stores that information in a separate file. Metadata Route: Routes documents based on user-specified routing conditions using any metadata that is associated with documents in the workflow. Mirror Image: Reverses images (either horizontally or vertically). Negative Image: Creates a negative of an incoming document (i.e., converts light areas to dark, etc.) ODBC: Associates data retrieved from an ODBC data source as metadata to incoming files, and uses existing metadata associated with a file to update an ODBC data source. Page Count Route: Organizes and routes files by total number of pages in a document. Parse and Distribute: Routes documents to a specified destination location based on the results of a search for a keyword or text string within the files. Parse and Insert: Inserts a keyword (text or script) into files after specified search criteria has been met. . Parse and Replace: Replaces a keyword or phrase into a file after certain search criteria have been met. Parser: Routes files to different outputs based on various file attributes (name, type, or size). Print to File: Converts documents to PRN format for easy printing. Rename: Changes the file name of files as they are processed. Split: Divides large files into separate smaller files based on a specified number of pages or metadata. Watermark: Overlays a designated opaque image (i.e. a company logo) on an image file. Output Output Folder: Distributes to a directory or folder on your PC or network. FTP: Distributes to a directory on an FTP server. Printer: Distributes to a KMB MFP for printing the output. SFTP Out: Distributes output files via Secure File Transport Protocol (SFTP). SMTP Out: Distributes output files as email attachments. SharePoint: Distributes files to Microsoft SharePoint. SharePoint Online: Distributes files to Microsoft SharePoint Online.
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