Neat®, a recognized leader in business document and bookkeeping automation solutions for small businesses, announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc., and their ScanSnap® brand scanners. The two companies will be offering a bundled solution that brings together the industry’s most popular scanner with Neat’s cloud-based software for expense, spend and document tracking and management.
This past July, Neat made an official announcement that it had completed its exit from the scanner market and announced a hardware certification program that would ensure its popular software app would continue to be available to consumers that use a physical document scanner as part of their expense and financial document management process. The partnership with ScanSnap® expands on the hardware certification program by bundling the Neat software with a specific device and making it available for purchase in retail channels.
Mike Crincoli, President of The Neat Company, spoke about the importance of fostering hardware relationships. Said Mike “We are excited about the partnership with Fujitsu and opportunity to bundle our organization and expense management software with the ScanSnap product line. This partnership provides the small business market with a powerful solution to organize and manage the critical financial documents burdening all small businesses. The integration with ScanSnap enables batch scanning as well as accommodating a variety of document types, delivering a higher level of productivity beyond typical mobile capture.”
CEO of Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc., Victor Kan, believes the partnership with Neat offers an advantage, especially to small businesses. “Neat shares our philosophy of delivering solutions that not only improve efficiency and productivity, but are also simple to use,” Kan commented. “This offering gives our customers the tools they need to effectively manage all of their paperwork.”
The bundled solution will be available for purchase initially through Amazon.com.