CAPTOR™ by Inkscreen enables secure content capture use cases for enterprise customers in sectors such as healthcare, insurance, financial services, manufacturing, construction, energy, and legal.

HEALTHCARE

Healthcare practitioners can use photos and videos for a wide variety of scenarios. Remote nurses and hospice workers can document patient status, medical equipment, prescriptions and recovery progress. Surgeons and doctors can document procedures for patient files and collaborate with other physicians for help with diagnosis. Medical staff can also save multiple photos and documents as a single multi-page PDF, with support to meet regulations and digital archiving requirements. CAPTOR can also become a secure camera app for physicians, giving them the ability to annotate (text labels, arrows), share, and store sensitive patient data while keeping it safe throughout its entire lifecycle. CAPTOR data handling meets HIPAA requirements, and metadata allows easy identification of photographers, where images were captured, and other custom notes enterer by the healthcare professionals using the app. Read more.

INSURANCE

Insurance claims adjusters can use photos and videos to document property damage with an easy, straight-forward way to annotate photos and securely attach them to the appropriate claims file. Adjusters can also scan forms completed and signed by customers at their place of residence or business. In addition, IT gains the ability to support their BYOD program while still maintaining full control over business media involving customer information and other sensitive data. Read more.

MANUFACTURING

Floor supervisors can use their mobile devices to document defects in the manufacturing process, equipment maintenance requirements, facility operations, packaging problems and even deliveries. For facilities that are secured and contain sensitive trade secrets, unpublicized products or confidential processes, CAPTOR can be leveraged as a secure camera solution to capture all sensitive manufacturing photos and videos. This gives IT complete authority over how media is stored and shared. Integrations can also be established to streamline the sharing and documentation of these photos, ensuring maximum efficiency and productivity of floor staff.

ENERGY

Oil field service workers, telecom engineers, utility technicians and nuclear engineers can use photos, videos and scanned forms to document facilities, projects, services, and many other sensitive elements. In the case of service work, photos can be used to log the service within a ticket system or application. CAPTOR also enables sensitive photos, videos and documents to be managed securely and separated from personal photos in a BYOD program. The solution also integrates into existing processes and workflows to ensure maximum efficiency and productivity, even when the work is being done in the field.

LEGAL

Lawyers can capture recorded audio and video depositions and take photos for case files that contain sensitive material and require strict management and control. They can also scan contracts and discovery documents as a PDF. CAPTOR enables an easy way for attorneys to produce videos that automatically log who captured the content as well as when and where the content was captured. Media can then be shared through IT-approved channels to sync with the firm’s case file collection systems. Read more.

With CAPTOR, mobile users can securely store and share files or transfer to a database. The solution leverages IT policies, metadata and watermarking to identify, track and manage captured content.

Ultimately, CAPTOR helps your business find the right balance—leveraging technology to increase user productivity and accelerate business workflows while keeping business content safe and in compliance with regulations.

CAPTOR operates as a managed AppConfig app, Android Enterprise app, a BlackBerry Dynamics app, a Microsoft Intune protected app, and as an Ivanti/MobileIron AppConnect app.

If you’re ready to mobilize your workforce content, request a free trial of CAPTOR today.