PENSACOLA, FL, March 6th, 2007 – Taipei, Taiwan-based New Image Co., Ltd. has selected Silver Bullet’s Ranger® API as the portability strategy for its NewImage Check Processing System. This system has two parts: NewImage Inward Check Processing Subsystem, which includes processes such as teller check collections, centralized keying, and exception handling, and NewImage Outward Check Processing System, which includes processes such as check image scanning, automatic and manual seal verification, and rebound processing.
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 Addmaster, 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.
“We are pleased to partner with New Image in providing Ranger to add value to their NewImage Check Processing System,” said Rick Schwab, director of sales for Silver Bullet. “By using the Ranger API, they can expand scanner options to their customers and speed new versions of their solution to market.”
About New Image Co., Ltd.
New Image, a Taiwan-based company, was established in 1985. Specializing in digital imaging technology on hardware and software, New Image has developed several imaging solutions such as the seal verification and management system that has dominated the Taiwan market for decades. New Image is also devoted to the network-security market since 2000. For more information, visit www.newimage.com.tw.
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 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, monitor scanners’ hardware health remotely, and insure data quality at the point of capture. For more information, visit www.sbullet.com
