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Quickly and effortlessly produce documents from a wide variety of file types.
Documents & Images to Searchable PDF
Create searchable PDF from vector documents (eg: tiff, scanned document) using the efflux OCR Engine. Output includes PDF/A-2B, PDF/A-2U, PDF/A-3B, PDF/A-3U.
Workflows
Do you have a set of functions you must perform repeatedly? Create workflows which allow you to define the output format, OCR language, redaction and highlight regions, output destinations such as SharePoint and DocVolante, and more.
Modify
Easily reconstitute documents by removing, adding or rotating pages or even cutting out unwanted sections.
Document Annotation
Add annotations, such as, textbox, stamps, electronic signatures, initials, redaction and highlight areas and key words or phrases.
Image Processing
The document page in the composition panel allows image processing features such as deskew, binarization, denoise, smoothing, invert, dot removal & line removal.
Compose
Compose new documents by splitting, combining or OCRing existing documents.
Export
Export your documents to any of the many supported formats such as Microsoft Word and Excel.
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Frequently asked questions.
Yes, it offers modifying capabilities such as adding comments, splitting, and merging the PDF files.
There are both free and paid versions of the software available. efflux PDF offers basic features for free, while Doc-it & Doc-it PRO require payment for more advanced features.
It is designed to work on Windows but not on the Mac operating systems.
Yes, you can convert various file formats, such as Word, Excel documents & Images to PDF format.
Yes, Efflux does allow users to add electronic signature.
Yes, you can merge multiple PDF documents into one file. This can be useful when combining multiple documents or pages into a single file.
Yes, with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) as this can be useful when repurposing or reusing content from an existing PDF document.