Document jams and double-feeding can occur if rollers become dirty or worn down or if there are debris obstructing the track. All transports require regular cleaning. Usually rollers can be cleaned with rubbing alcohol cards or swabs, and debris can be blown out of the track with compressed air. Please follow the cleaning procedures specified in your hardware manual, which can be obtained in electronic format from our support team. If cleaning does not alleviate the problem, please call to arrange hardware service.

IAX temporarily stores the current batch in a file named audit.log. If IAX is closed improperly (power outage, crash, or killed from task manager) the audit.log file can become corrupted. Please call support and we can manually remove the corrupt transaction (usually the last one).

This usually happens if there is already a batch file or lock file in the data folder with that batch number. This can happen if another operator has already used this batch number, or if there is a batch file left over from last year. To investigate further, open the data folder and try to find the existing file with that batch number. The batch files are cleaned out automatically by newer versions of ItemAge, or must be manually archived by older versions (RP$).

If the transport successfully reads a MICR line, it knows the document is a check. If it successfully reads an OCR scanline, it knows the document is an invoice. However, if it misreads some of the characters (MICR or OCR) it may be uncertain. If this occurs, you can manually enter the correct MICR or OCR and choose Check or Invoice, or you can hit Esc to skip out the transaction and re-run it so you may get a better read the second time through.

If a new batch of invoices is printed, the checkbox location may have shifted relative to the paper. If that is the case, the box coordinates may be picking up other nearby text. Re-drawing the coordinate box may help. Designing the document to have plenty of white space surrounding the checkbox, adding a unique symbol/logo that can act as an anchor will improve the checkbox detection rate.

• The clear plastic lens covers that slide overtop of the front and rear cameras should be cleaned daily, or whenever you notice streaks across the images. They can be wiped down with soap and water or an alcohol-based cleaning solution to clean off ink smudges or paper build-up.
• Compressed air is an effective way to blow paper fibre and other debris out of the document path.
• Alcohol-based cleaning cards are required to clean the rubber rollers to remove paper fibre and other build-up. There should be run through the document path a few times, as well as held in place as the rollers scrub against them. To do this you can open a batch and run the cleaning card through like a normal check, then abort the batch when finished cleaning.

The most common cause is a network drive connectivity loss, and that the mapped drive is not accessible during upload. Make sure that your network is up, and the network drive is accessible. Confirm with IT regarding permissions issues or network connectivity failures.

This happens when the CAR/LAR path is missing in the application or if A2iA software is not installed. Please contact our support line at 1.888.721.9510

Please contact our support line as the scan line read zone needs to be redrawn and adjusted. Please make a note of the application the read is failing on, and have at least one sample invoice ready for testing.

• Most of the time the error message will identify what is wrong with the scanner. Make a note of the error, accept it and continue processing if possible.
• If you cannot continue to scan, abort the batch and turn the scanner off and back on. Go back into the system and start the same application again and continue with the previous batch that was aborted so information is not lost.
• If problem still occurs, leave the error displayed on the screen and contact our support line.

Yes. In IAX, go to Utilities -> Edit/Upload and select the batch in question from the tray (make sure you specify a *.vfy extension at the bottom of the tray). Click on EDIT, and adjust the discrepancies. Finally, SAVE and exit. You can now proceed with the upload process.

If you have “Image Inquire” you can look up previous payments by searching through the list of transactions available or by criteria e.g. date, batch number, check number, amount etc. If you do not currently have Image Inquire, please contact your sales representative or our head office at 1-888-721-9510 and they will be happy to provide pricing on this module. This is an easy add-on to all ItemAge Express and RP$ systems.

• Typically when a batch has been interrupted by a system crash, application hanging etc... the batch information is saved. There are instances where the file itself has been corrupted and in this case, the batch may need to be scanned over again.
• To continue the batch, log back into the system and start the same application again and continue with the previous batch that was aborted. The system will advise you that a previous batch was started and do you wish to continue. Select “yes”. Once done the system will display all previous scanned items and will ask for verification for the last item that was scanned. You will need to verify the last item and proceed from that point.

Yes. Creditron does train on application setup; however this is not part of the implementation training so it is billable. Depending on the nature of the request, this can be billed hourly if it is a small ad hoc requirement. Also, we recommend scheduled multiday training sessions to go with a discounted daily rate of $1,000 per day.

Yes. You can reach one of our senior representatives at 1.416.573.9041 from 6pm – 8:30 pm EST. You can also email support at support@creditron.com

This would come up if, when opening a batch, the batch number that is going to be used already exists.

Typically this is a network or communication error. Most systems maintain most of their files on a network drive of some sorts and the system is reliant on this connection for processing and performance.

It is possible to export the batch info in browser into a comma delimited file. A customized output file could also be programmed and configured to meet special rules and specifications.

IAX is compatible with Windows 7 32bit on all scanners. 64 bit is also supported on all scanners except for the ITran 180/300 which required a specific version of WiseIP at an additional cost.

Your system might require additional troubleshooting, e.g. Try using the generic HP LaserJet 5 printer driver just for ItemAge. Or call our support line at 1.888.721.9510 to speak to a support representative.

Inquire is compatible with Virtual environments and the procedure is same as a workstation.

 Windows 2008 or greater

 Based on 500,000 transaction per year: 500Gb
o Assumptions:
 Scanning 2000 Checks/day
 Scanning 2000 Stubs/day
 Scanning 2000 Envelopes/day
 Scanning 500 Correspondence/day
 Scanning front and back of all of the above.
 Storing for 10 years

SQL Express 2005 or greater

*ItemAge Express does not require a server for any part of the application. The Images can be sent to the local PC as the Archive. However if the account chooses to use a Server above is the recommended minimum specs.

1. From ItemAge main screen, go to File > Security Utilities > Passwords
2. Highlight the username field, and type a new username (case-sensitive)
3. Enter a new password on the Password field (at least 8 characters long, need to contain at least a letter, number, and a symbol – case sensitive). Click Add User button, then save.

There is a small panel directly under the feeder (where you load documents) that slides out, exposing an adjustment wheel. Lower the number on the wheel by 1 to reduce and eliminate the double feed issue. If the feeder is not pulling in any documents at all then go up a number by 1 until the machine pulls the documents in.

Yes

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Yes, "Image Data Completion", or "IDC" can operate in Citrix. This is the tool used on the desktop of an agent to retrieve already scanned docs)

If you are interested in Creditron’s products and features, please contact our support line at 1.888.721.9510 or email us at: support@creditron.com