Scan documents to business objects in the SAP ® system

Scanning documents to SAP ® business objects with Send2SAP

BECONEX Send2SAP helps you make the most out of the functions and information already available in your SAP ® system and automates the archiving and linking of scanned documents to business objects!

Archiving documents in SAP ® – from the capture device to the business object

BECONEX Send2SAP helps you automate and optimize the integration of digitized documents into the SAP ® system. Thanks to its versatility, it is easy to adapt to the structure and processes of your organization:

  • Supported for SAP ® ABAP NetWeaver (and any SAP ® systems based on NetWeaver), SAP ® ECC, SAP S/4HANA ®
  • Applicable with all SAP ®-modules, business objects and document types
  • Available for a variety of capture devices and sources: MFP devices, smartphones, tablets, file system, Outlook inbox, etc.

The solution has been designed to boost the efficiency, security, and usability of the standard SAP ® technology for document archiving and linking to business objects:

  • The archiving process can be triggered directly from the capture device, eliminating the need for manual procedures after scanning
  • The need for manual inputs to select the target business object is minimized, lowering the probability of errors and associated costs
  • The document is renamed, archived in the content repository, and linked to the target business object automatically
  • No intermediate copies of the document are left behind somewhere in your system

With only a few clicks, you can get the most out of the functions and information already available in your ERP!

Scanning scenarios to send documents to the SAP system using the Kofax AutoStore platform and the BECONEX CS4SAP connector. View from the interface of a multifunction device.
Examples of Send2SAP scenarios for document archiving in SAP ®

Send2SAP Barcode – Maximum automation level for document archiving

(1) Creation of internal barcode in SAP ® system for document type and (2) document with barcode on it

Barcodes minimize the need for manual inputs at the capture device: only one click is required to scan and / or send the document to the SAP ® system. BECONEX Send2SAP performs every other step automatically!

  • It archives the digitized document in the content repository
  • It searches the recognized barcode among internal barcodes or business objects in SAP ®
  • It links the incoming document to the business object it belongs to
  • If no match is found, it creates an external barcode in SAP ® to act as a placeholder for the incoming document

How do you get barcodes on your documents? Some ways to do this include:

  • Creating an internal barcode in SAP ®, printing, and pasting it on the document. This approach is helpful when the document will be further processed in paper form. When it is ready to be attached to the business object, it can be digitized with a single click with an MFP or mobile device
  • Including the barcode in documents that are created inside the SAP ® system (e.g., using the Designer, Adobe Forms, or Smart Forms). This allows to process the document in digital form and later send it to the ERP from your file system, Outlook inbox, etc.
  • Of course, you can always print the SAP ® – generated document and further process it in paper form

Finally, barcodes are ideal for “mass scanning”: you can archive large batches of documents (from the feeder of the MFP or a folder in your file system) in a single step, regardless of their type or target business object. This gives you the maximum level of automation for document archiving in the SAP ® system!

Learn more about Send2SAP for optimized document archiving in SAP ®

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