Accusoft
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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Computer software |
| Founded | 1991 (originally Pegasus Imaging) 2009 (renamed Accusoft Pegasus) 2012 (rebranded as Accusoft) |
| Headquarters | Tampa |
Key people | Jack Berlin (CEO) |
| Products | OCR, document capture, forms processing, barcode, image compression, DICOM, PDF, viewing, mobile |
| Website | www.accusoft.com |
Accusoft is a software enterprise based in Tampa, Florida, United States. Established in 1991 under the name Pegasus Imaging by CEO Jack Berlin, the company became part of the US document technology firm Apryse through acquisition in July 2025.
The firm specializes in imaging software development kits (SDKs) and applications compatible with various platforms and programming environments such as iOS, Android, .NET, Java, Linux, macOS, and IBM AIX.
Its products reach a worldwide audience through an extensive network of partners, resellers, and distributors.
History
Accusoft originated as Pegasus Imaging in 1991 under Jack Berlin’s leadership. The company expanded its capabilities by acquiring firms focused on imaging, barcode, OCR, and ICR technologies starting in 1997. The acquisition of TMS Sequoia in 2004 added document image cleanup solutions to its portfolio.
In late 2008, Accusoft further broadened its imaging offerings by acquiring ImageGear and subsequently incorporated Tasman Software’s Java and Java ME Barcode technologies. The brand transitioned to Accusoft Pegasus in March 2009.
The purchase of Adeptol on October 3, 2011, enhanced the company’s viewing technology lineup. By February 2012, the company streamlined its identity to simply Accusoft.
In 2022, Accusoft executed its largest acquisition by purchasing Snowbound for an undisclosed amount, thereby augmenting its suite with sophisticated document viewing and conversion SDK products.