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AnyDoc Software

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AnyDoc Software
Company typePrivate
IndustryEnterprise content management software
PredecessorMicrosystems Technology, Inc.
Founded1989; 37 years ago (1989)
FateAcquired by Hyland Software
SuccessorHyland Software
Headquarters
Tampa
,
United States
ProductsOCR for Forms (OCR for AnyDoc), AnyApp technology, Infiniworx capture workflow solution

AnyDoc Software, originally established in 1989 under the name Microsystems Technology, Inc., was a Tampa, Florida-headquartered firm focused on enterprise content management (ECM) solutions. The company specialized in transforming scanned documents into machine-readable text to support back-office operations and content management platforms. Its premier offering, OCR for Forms (subsequently renamed OCR for AnyDoc), debuted in 1991 following a two-year development phase. In 2013, AnyDoc became part of Hyland Software, the creator of the OnBase document management system. Customers of AnyDoc can find product details through the Hyland Community Portal.

The company engineered technologies to handle structured, semi-structured, and unstructured document types, incorporating classification and workflow automation capabilities. For structured documents such as credit applications, it utilized template-driven methods that identify data fields for extraction. To process semi-structured documents like invoices and checks, AnyDoc developed AnyApp technology, which captures data while adapting to document layouts to enhance processing speed.

History

  • 1989: Company inception.
  • 1991: Launch of OCR for Forms (later OCR for AnyDoc).
  • 1999: European headquarters established in Zug, Switzerland.
  • 2001: Introduction of AnyApp technology targeting semi-structured form processing.
  • 2003: Company rebranded as AnyDoc Software.
  • 2006: UK office opened in Hampshire.
  • 2007: Release of Infiniworx capture workflow solution for automated document classification.
  • 2008: German branch inaugurated in Wiesbaden.
  • 2013: Acquisition by Hyland Software.

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