Merchant capture

Merchant capture provides outlying points of service with the ability to collect check images and MICR lines on the spot, validate those images and data, and forward them to a central location for further processing. Central to this concept is use of an inexpensive yet powerful scanner to quickly gather the image and data and send it on. The image capture devices may be either part of a LAN/WAN or independent, utilizing an internet connection only to provide the transport.

TEKScan and TEKScanRC use an inexpensive Magtek scanner to capture MICR information and image the check, and provides the information needed for back office conversion.

ChekDirect is designed to be used with and maximize the potential of Digital Check and Canon two-sided scanners, providing merchants with a cost-effective way of capitalizing on this innovation in check handling, while providing check endorsement capability at the same time.

See also

• ACH options - Now there are three ways for businesses to clear checks through the Automated Clearing House. Back office conversion is one of them. See what they are, and how they compare to each other . NACHA has published a Guide to Implementing a Back Office Conversion Entry Program, which is available from the NACHA website.
• changing world of checks - a fundamental change is occurring in the world of checks, for both businesses and banks
• ACHLink - connect your check scanner with the ACH network.
• NACHA website - learn more about NACHA, the professional organization behind ACH processing
• ChekDirect and TEKScanRC help small businesses participate in remote capture and back office conversion
• ChekScan suite of products - standalone, networked, enterprise check scanning and image management
• scanner choices - single feed or batch scanning, one- or two-sided scanning. Digital Check. Canon. Magtek.

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