Image Recognition Integrated Systems Group, a technology provider based in Brussels, Belgium, has released three new products designed to move paper documents and forms into a digital format.The products, though not geared only to the mortgage industry, are being used heavily by mortgage companies, according to IRIS. The first product, Readiris Pro 9 Corporate Edition, is a tool that converts documents, files in Portable Document Format, and business cards into electronic documents. IRISPdf 2.5 Server is the new version of I.R.I.S. Production OCR Server. It's a networkable application that can be used to store scanned documents in a specific folder and convert them to .pdf or .rtf format. Finally, Formiris Pro 5.1 is a software suite that captures, sorts, and identifies all types of documents and forms entering a company or organization, irrespective of their size, layout, and contents. IRIS can be found on the Web at http://www.irislink.com.
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