Technology Partners
Our key technology partnerships enable BIS to offer comprehensive solutions for digital transformation, ranging from document scanning and capture to cloud infrastructure and electronic signatures.
BIS has a deep understanding of these technologies and can provide expert installation, maintenance, and support.
Canon
Canon is our oldest partner. Our partnership dates back to the year of our founding, when we were just starting to build a name for ourselves in the micrographics space.
Over the past three decades, our partnership canon has not only stood the test of time, but also technological progress and industry evolution. Today, we are the go-to provider of Canon scanners nationwide, and we have vast experience deploying and maintaining them in organizations of all sizes in all industries.
We know every scanner model inside and out – and we know how to leverage scanners in any image-enabled application. We also support many older models that have been discontinued by Canon.
Dell EMC
Dell EMC serves a key role in providing the essential infrastructure for organizations to build their digital future. Our partnership dates back long before the merger of these two technology giants.
Today, BIS works closely with the Dell EMC team to enable enterprise digital business transformation through trusted hybrid cloud and big-data solutions. Many of products in the Dell EMC portfolio pair seamlessly with Grooper to provide complete, end-to-end data solutions.
Our team has extensive instructional and applied knowledge in the installation and maintenance of Dell EMC technologies that deliver excellent networking and computing power.
SignNow
SignNow is a full-featured, easy-to-use and cost-effective electronic signature solution. The SignNow integration with Grooper enables workflow automation for legally binding signature collection.
The pairing of these two technologies bridges the gap that exists in most organizations between core processing solutions and information archives, by eliminating time-consuming paper-centric processes.