ecoDMS Separator Sheet – Automatically Split Documents When Scanning into the ecoDMS Document Management System

Separator Sheets are a tool for scanning multiple documents at once as a batch. They signal to the document management system that a new document begins. As a result, the documents are automatically split by the system and imported individually.

Advantages of a Separator Sheet

  • Automatic Document Separation: You no longer need to manually split documents in the ecoDMS system.
  • Faster Scanning Process: You can scan multiple documents at once without placing each document individually into the scanner.
  • Improved Clarity: Documents can be stored directly in separate files during archiving, improving clarity in the ecoDMS system.

Using Separator Sheets

Place a separator sheet at the end of a single- or multi-page document before scanning. Then insert the next document behind it. Repeat this process until all documents in the batch have been scanned.

Notes

Separator sheets and blank pages are recognized by the document management system and automatically hidden. You can enable or disable this option via the ecoDMS interface.

If you use separator sheets, you should scan the documents in the same order in which they were placed in the batch.

Print Template for Separator Sheets

ecoDMS provides a PDF print template for separator sheets. You can print this template and place it double-sided. Make sure that the letter "T" is visible on both the front and back of a DIN-A4 sheet.

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Separator pages help you scan multiple documents in a batch scan. They indicate the beginning of a new document to ecoDMS. The system automatically splits the documents and reads them in separately. This PDF file contains a template for a separator sheet. If not deactivated in the program, ecoDMS automatically detects and hides separator sheets and blank pages. Duplex print this template. Make sure that the letter "T" is on the front and on the reverse side of a DIN-A4 sheet. Insert a separator page at the end of a one or multiple page document. Then insert the next document behind the separator page.