ABBYY Recognition Server is now FineReader Server

ABBYY Recognition Server, the server-based OCR product that converted documents to searchable PDF, Office formats and XML, is now called ABBYY FineReader Server. It does the same job: it watches folders, scanners, multifunction printers and email inboxes, runs OCR centrally, and saves compressed, searchable files where your users and systems need them.

FineReader Server pricing

Recognition Server was sold as CPU licenses. FineReader Server is instead licensed by the number of pages it processes per year, on subscription, with tiers from 10,000 to 1 million pages a year. Current prices for each tier are listed on this page, and we can quote larger volumes. As an ABBYY partner, we resell, install and support it.

Other OCR servers

• SimpleIndex server editions add server-side OCR, barcodes and indexing, and file documents into folders or a document management system, not just convert them.
• Foxit PDF Compressor (formerly CVISION) focuses on making PDFs as small as possible while making them searchable.
• OmniPage Server from Tungsten Automation is another watched-folder OCR server.

Not sure which you need? Tell us your page volume and where the files go, and we'll compare them for you. See also choosing OCR software.