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Kofax Totalagility Case Study

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DATA CAPTURE AND BPM ADVANCEMENT WITH THE HELP
OF KOFAX TotalAgility

October 2015
Table of Contents

Abstract 1
1. Introduction 1
2. Benefits of Kofax TotalAgility 1
3. Wofkflow of Kofax TotalAgility 2
4. Challenges Faced by Industry 2
4.1. Solution Provided 2
5. Kofax Solution for Banking and Finance 3
6. Comparrison of different BPM products and Kofax advantage 4
7. Conclusion 4
8. How the use of Kofax will bring value to IGATE business/vertical 5
9. References 5
10. About the Authors 5

Abstract
With the help of digitization there are a lot of changes happened in the way organizations can capture and extract information. This in term help them with solutions that automate document-intensive business processes, and help them more quickly and efficiently manage vast amounts of incoming information. By combining the power of intelligent enterprise capture with process and case management, Kofax TotalAgility helps automate …show more content…

At the same time, banking leaders are dealing with a newly empowered consumer—one who expects better service and more convenience, including easy access to Web and mobile communication channels. Hence in order to move toward their common gaol of becoming fully Digital Banks are preffering Kofax ToatlAgility which can help them to move toward digital based transection rather than Paper based with the help of Kofax Total Agility which provide best Capture, better recognition engine (OCR,ICR), and Flexible BPM solution on a single platform. Which in term reduces a lot of manual effort, Cost, and chances of error and make the system very robust by automating the entire business. Weather opening a Bank account or processing the Loan or any Bank related transection can be accived with very minimal time and cost with help of Kofax

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