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KETS ChequeSys
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Using KETS's ChequeSys software, organizations that receive large amounts of checks can scan, read, archive and retrieve these checks using a centralized check operations management system. KETS ChequeSys can work with IBM's industry proven content management system IBM Content Manager archiving the scanned and captured data from the received checks on IBM CM's databases electronically.
KETS has implemented solutions using ChequeSys and interfacing the system with other products like IBM's MQSeries Workflow, IBM HTTP Server and IBM WebSphere Application Server creating a robust check management environment where data entry operations are handled by predefined workflows within the organization and data storage operations are automatically handled by the document management systems within the information infrastructure of the organization.
 KETS locating ChequeSys at the heart of an organization's information infrastructure can provide financial service companies with access to check data located at a centralized location from all remote offices located on their networks. Centralizing these operations allows the management to have more control and feedback on the efficiency of the processing process. Check data arriving form remote locations can be channeled to the operations centers of organizations where they are processed and stored centrally drastically decreasing operational costs and employee time spent processing these checks. Using network technologies remote offices can be given access to these data increasing the performance and the customer service levels of these offices.
The images the checks scanned by specialized scanners can be archived on IBM Content Manager and the data processed from these images can be used to update the indexing information for these images on the system. On the other hand, this index data can also be written on mainframe databases. These data located on mainframes then can be made accessible to the intranet users using application servers like IBM's WebSphere Application Server.
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