How LaSalle Moved Its Paper Invoices to Front-End Imaging
October 2007
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It was the dawn of the new millennium, and LaSalle Bank was in the dark ages in the way it handled its invoices—it was paper-based and decentralized. In 2001, the AP department decided to move from paper invoices to imaging. But they did not go directly to their current front-end imaging setup—they first went to a back-end imaging program. Along the way, AP realized that going paperless is not just about transitioning to electronic documents—it’s about improving workflow. In the end, AP gained centralized real-time control over its invoices, streamlined processing, reduced AP staff, and significantly lowered its expenses.
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