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As volumes fluctuate document processing becomes more challenging. Often times documents such as applications, invoices, or even utility bills need to be entered in real time. With tight deadlines and limited staffing, businesses choose to outsource their document processing tasks in order to increase productivity, efficiency, and their bottom line.

Apr 15
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Can OCR Automate Your Invoice and Utility Bill Processing?

Can OCR Automate Your Invoice and Utility Bill Processing?

By Data Entry Services, Document Processing, Invoice Processing, Utility Bill Processing

OCR (Optical Character Recognition) works by converting images of handwritten or printed text into machine-encoded text. This text is made readable by machines and aims to automate data extraction through data capture technology. While this technology is used widely today,  it does require some manual effort in order to produce the highest amount of accuracy, especially with utility bill auditing. Depending on the quality of the handwritten or printed text, OCR technology may choose a specific character based on what it determines is the best match. So how well does OCR automate your invoice and utility bill processing? Read More

Apr 04
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How to Streamline Utility Consumption and Sustainability Reporting

How to Streamline Utility Consumption and Sustainability Reporting

By Document Processing, Utility Bill Processing

Organizations are taking the initiative to collect data on utility consumption in order to provide sustainability reports to help improve their impact on society. The majority of the large cities in the US have different benchmarking ordinances that require large commercial, industrial, and multi-family properties to report their benchmarking compliance statistics. One of the challenges that these organizations find is that there is a large manual effort required when collecting and organizing the data to analyze for utility bill data management. As a result, organizations are searching for more cost-effective solutions for utility consumption and sustainability reporting. Read More

Apr 04
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Top 5 Technologies Impacting Utility Bill Processing

Top 5 Technologies Impacting Utility Bill Processing

By Document Processing, Utility Bill Processing

Data entry is the most commonly implemented method of utility bill processing. However, traditional data entry methods are incredibly inefficient. While there have been improvements over time, many businesses are still inefficiently entering utility bills by hand. This slow and redundant process has a higher likelihood for errors and a slower cycle time increases the chance of late payments. With the rise in automation technology, businesses have been finding solutions to utilize technologies impacting utility bill processing. Read More

Mar 27
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How Does Automating Utility Bill Processing Provide Business Value?

By Document Processing, Utility Bill Processing

Businesses, especially ones that operate multiple buildings and facilities, know that utility expenses account for a fair amount of their overall operating costs. In addition, manually processing these utility bills is time-consuming and runs the risk of errors which can end up adding additional fees. Automating utility bill processing streamlines your process for efficient utility invoice management across multiple locations to improve visibility and reporting. By reducing the cycle time, accuracy, and efficiency, businesses gain a competitive edge while maintaining a lean team. Read More

Mar 14
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What Are the Challenges of Utility Data Collection?

What Are the Challenges of Utility Data Collection?

By Document Processing, Utility Bill Processing

The need for data has been rising in demand for utility and sustainability providers. Utility data provides important historical and trend data that allows businesses to analyze and forecast usage as well as flag any discrepancies that may arise in a bill. As a result, there is increasing pressure for these companies to build a growing database of utility data that provides greater visibility. The challenge many of these companies are facing comes from the manual nature of collecting bills and entering them into a system. Utility bill management often requires collecting and normalizing data. In order to overcome the challenges of utility data collection, utility solution providers are searching for a more automated solution. Read More