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Document AI readiness check

Which document AI fits your paperwork?

Tell us what comes in, how much, and where it has to go. You get a product recommendation on this page, with the reasons, as soon as you answer. No form to fill in first.

Start the checkSix questions. About two minutes.
A map of a document workload: paper, email, folders and uploads come in on the left; they are read on your PC, your servers or in the cloud; the results go to folders, SharePoint, accounting or a document library on the right.PaperEmailFoldersUploadsYour PCCapturePoint 6Your serversContent CentralThe cloudPaige, Nucleus OneFoldersSharePointERPLibrary
Six questions place your paperwork on this map. The products follow from it. Content Central runs in the cloud too.

Your document workload.

Pick what fits. Skip anything you are unsure of; the recommendation updates as you go.

How many pages a month?

01

A rough guess is fine.

What kinds of documents?

02

Pick all that apply.

How do they arrive?

03

Pick all that apply.

Where do the documents or data need to go?

04

Pick all that apply.

Can documents be read in the cloud?

05

What else do you need once they are in?

06

Pick all that apply, or none.

See your recommendation

Your recommendation

Answer two or more questions above and your recommendation appears here.

Questions 3 and 5, how documents arrive and whether the cloud is allowed, decide the most.

How we pick.

  • Paper, scans and files in folders point to CapturePoint 6, which reads them on your own Windows PC.
  • Documents that arrive digitally, where the cloud is allowed, point to Paige.
  • Search, approvals, retention and e-signatures need a document library: Content Central, in the cloud or on your own servers, or Nucleus One, a lighter cloud app with tasks, forms and client portals.
  • Private AI for your team, AI inside your document processes or custom AI tools point to Cortexa, our private AI platform, on servers you own.