PENSACOLA, Fl., October 25th, 2006 – Continuing its commitment to provide support for one of the remote capture industry’s leading brands, Silver Bullet Technology, Inc. announced today that its Ranger universal check scanner interface is available for the new Panini My Vision X Single Document (SD) check scanner.
Ranger is an industry-standard software tool designed to allow item processing applications to run unchanged on a wide variety of check scanner types manufactured by BancTec, Canon, CTS, Digital Check, Epson, Kodak, MagTek, Maverick, NCR, Panini, RDM, Seac Banche and Unisys. Software developers enjoy the benefits of a single check scanner interface and the freedom to mix and match check scanner types.
“Panini’s new My Vision X SD model is an economical scanner for low-volume capture sites,” said Rick Schwab, Director of Sales, Silver Bullet. “Our development team is dedicated to providing quick market-entry solutions for new hardware. We are pleased to support the entire line of Panini scanners.”
The My Vision X SD, designed to process documents one at a time, provides an economic entry solution for low volume check processing with the proven reliability of the My Vision X family of products. This extension of the My Vision X scalable architecture provides the most versatile and reliable check scanner product portfolio available on the market.
“We are pleased with Silver Bullet’s commitment to provide timely support for our product portfolio,” adds Kevin Kunz, Director of Sales, Panini North America. “Their dedication to the distributed capture industry makes them an outstanding partner.”
About Silver Bullet Technology, Inc.
Pensacola, FL-based Silver Bullet Technology, Inc., the industry’s foremost check scanner experts, offers a comprehensive suite of Check 21 solutions and software tools. Take advantage of Silver Bullet’s considerable experience working directly with financial institutions, scanner manufacturers and software vendors. Silver Bullet’s Outrider™ suite includes tools to support scanner independence, to monitor scanners’ hardware health remotely, and to insure data quality at the point of capture. For more information, visit www.sbullet.com
