iScanner - Máy quét PDF 4+

I guess I'm writing this review to help other office workers discover a great tool. I work in corporate and have been fed up with tons of documents and other paperwork. My desk has always been a mess, but now there is a cute little cactus John instead of piles of folders and docs. Nevermind.

Honestly the best thing about the app is its basic scanning function. I scan contracts, passports, IDs, and other docs. The app detects the borders somehow (pure magic) and as a result I have a straightened and clear scan that I can send either to my mom or to my boss. He doesn't really approve of technologies, yet he notices zero differences comparing my scans and the ones created with a huge scanner. The second great thing is that now finally ALL my docs are organized and stored in separate folders. Keeping everything organized in one app is way easier than trying to remember where and when you took a pic of a document or where you actually left a paper copy of it. I can print any doc out whenever I have to. To be honest I've even incorporated this app into my private life. I keep all tickets, notes and other random stuff there.👍🏻 My girlfriend used to say I'm disorganized, but now she is impressed 😎 Whenever we arrive at the airport I no longer have to go through hundreds of emails to find the tickets. Linda is HAPPY 😄😄😄😄

Overall the app is great. Guys, check it out!!!

I’m a teacher and I use this all time in my professional and personal life. I scan all my worksheets for school, so I have a blank digital copy, and then I can display it on the smartboard - write class notes and examples and save as a new file that gets posted on my digital classroom so any absent students have access to what we did together in class.
For home use, I scan all my bills and such that I think I may want for future reference (in the organized digital files), so I can shred the paper versions. So handy to have access to various paperwork I might need anywhere I go with my phone.
Also, I scan my child’s artwork and any papers they want to “keep.” Even though we do keep a few masterpieces, having a digital copy has made my child less resistant to tossing the originals.
This is a user friendly app. I’ve have it for a few years and they keep upgrading it to make it a very useful tool.

Great Platform, but the pay component needs work, I’ve got a lot of apps, but I never seem to have as much trouble as I do with this application constantly turning off, it seems like I pay, and I pay, and I pay and comply, when looking at the other competitors in the market the cost for your platform is significantly more when you pay additional money, it’s a generate some grace., I’m constantly working on something time sensitive, and perhaps I haven’t been in the app for sometime, so I may not know that the subscription has lapsed… But the subscription is only time-based, not usage-based.

There should be some way for your CRM program algorithm to say “this guy paid $40 and hasn’t used the program much in the last three months, so now that he’s finally using the program maybe we don’t shut him off immediately because it could be an urgent timing issue”?

Because, I know that many people no longer liked to put automatic renewals into their phone because they end up paying for items that they’re not using and just end up canceling it in the future when they need a program again… They’re not likely to choose the platform for which they have already spent hundreds of dollars on the program and the one time they go to use the program… It won’t work without jumping through a bunch of hoops?

I acknowledge that your software as a service business model requires you to charge people, but even my credit card gives me grace period?