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Inefficient Scan-to-Text Workflow

Over the last 12 depositions we've received as scans, where do we lose the most time converting to accurate, searchabl…

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Over the last 12 depositions we've received as scans, where do we lose the most time converting to accurate, searchable transcripts—OCR noise, missing metadata, or inconsistent naming? Recommend one change in intake and one quick verification practice that reduces rework by half. Be specific about file format and OCR options I should insist on from vendors so my team stops rescuing bad scans.
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We keep losing hours converting scans to searchable text across matters

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