ReadSoft and OPEX Corporation partner to offer win-win mailroom solution
New Orleans, May 13, 2014 - ReadSoft, a leading provider of document process automation applications, and OPEX Corporation, a technology leader in high-speed mailroom automation and document imaging, today announced their global partnership to provide a best-in-class solution for mailrooms.
The technology alliance integrates OPEX’s advanced mail extractors and scanning systems with the automatic classification and indexing capabilities of XBOUND, ReadSoft’s central platform for high-volume document processing. Together, the solutions provide comprehensive mailroom automation for any document format, location, or volume. Enterprises can now streamline end-to-end mailroom processes across their organizations at unprecedented levels of efficiency and accuracy with this robust joint-solution offering.
“This partnership is a win-win,” said Rich Roy, OPEX’s Business Alliance Manager. “Mailrooms can efficiently process an ever-increasing influx of information on the front-end, while simultaneously improving the downstream flow of data across multiple business process lines. This results in higher quality of service and lower administrative costs.”
“OPEX’s advanced mail extracting technology is proven in the marketplace, and we are proud to partner with this industry pioneer,” said Bob Fresneda, ReadSoft’s Senior Vice President, Americas and Asia Pacific. “Our joint solution has already demonstrated its impact. One of our customers—a public health insurance company in Germany—has 30 implementations operating to service more than six million customers at over 500 locations.”
For more information, please contact:
Emily Toras, Marketing Manager, ReadSoft North America. 504.841.3205 emily.toras@readsoft.com
Bob Fresneda, Senior Vice President, Americas & Asia Pacific, ReadSoft. 504.841.0111 bob.fresneda@readsoft.com
About OPEX Corporation
OPEX Corporation is a recognized global technology leader in document imaging, high-speed mailroom automation, and material handling. Since 1973, OPEX systems have provided performance enhancing workflow solutions and cost-effective results to thousands of organizations worldwide. Today, OPEX systems are installed in financial services, healthcare, government, non-profit, utility, service bureau, insurance, telecommunications, and university/educational marketplaces around the world. For more information visit, www.opex.com.
About ReadSoft
ReadSoft simplifies business for organizations of all sizes with applications for business processes such as accounts payable automation, accounts receivable, sales order processing, and multichannel mailroom automation. Its on-premises and cloud document process automation solutions enable some of the world’s largest corporations as well as small and medium businesses to compete and thrive in today’s environment by improving customer and supplier satisfaction, increasing operating efficiency, and providing greater visibility into business processes. ReadSoft is the world’s number one choice for invoice processing automation, and its applications integrate seamlessly with ERP systems from SAP, Oracle, Microsoft, as well as with many other business systems. Since 1991, the company has grown into a worldwide group, delivering industry expertise and support in 17 countries on six continents through its local and global partner network. ReadSoft is headquartered in Helsingborg, Sweden, and its share is traded on the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm’s Small Cap list.
ReadSoft North America supports its valued customers and partners with offices in seven locations throughout the United States, including its corporate headquarters in New Orleans, Louisiana. Visit www.readsoft.com.
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