Avenu Launches Clearview 20/20+ Records Management System
Avenu is excited to announce the release of Clearview 20/20+, a Records Management System offering Document Imaging and Workflow Solutions! This Records Management System is designed to manage records for:
Real Property
Land
Maps & Plats
Vital Records (Birth, Death, Marriages, Military Discharges)
Assumed Names
Criminal, Civil, Judgment and Probate Courts
Pistol Permitting
Cattle Brands
Dog Licensing
Veteran ID Cards
Court Minutes with Multimedia Content (PDF, WAV, XLS, DOC, DOCX)
Electronic Filing Cabinet
Many other types of Records are accommodated
Clearview 20/20+ is a fast and versatile system, offering Recorder’s, Clerks, Registry of Deeds offices with:
Flexible Workflow Processes for greater efficiencies and office productivity allows you to dictate workflow for your office.
New Barcode Scanning and the enormous time-savings that it produces for their offices. No longer will you have to stamp each page of a document. With Clearview 20/20+, you can place your document on a scanner and within minutes have a digital version that has pertinent filing information embedded on each page.
One-Click Image Manipulation allowing you to rotate, zoom in, zoom out, pan, flip and save, print, (in addition to other manipulation option) for images with one click, creating an enormous time savings in having to manipulate the image to accurately view it.
Intuitive Interface using Microsoft Window 10 controls with an Office 365 look and feel.
Automated Indexing and Redaction Features takes you from a manual to automated process for your indexing and redaction needs.
Powerful new searching Features including full image text search.
Electronic File Module to streamline and capture records.
Easy Integration for jurisdictions of all sizes
Currently, Clearview 20/20+ is being implemented in several counties across the United States. The first modules of the Clearview 20/20+ include:
Administration
Searching
Indexing
Scanning
Subsequent module releases will include cashiering.
