Automation tools for document management

Edito Automatica

If you can describe it, you can automate it.

Edito Automatica is the workflow engine that transforms your document processes into automated procedures, reducing errors and downtime.

How Edito Automatica works

Input

Define where documents come from (an email inbox, a shared folder, or an API).

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Actions

Combine Edito functions (e.g., “read text with OCR, if an IBAN is found extract it, convert to PDF/A, apply an ‘Approved’ watermark, and archive”).

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Output

Send the result where it is needed (another folder, management software, or another email).

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What you can do with Edito Omissis

From the original document to publishable, shareable, and compliant versions.

Automatic filing

It reads incoming documents, extracts essential data, applies registration and timestamps, and archives everything in the correct folder.

Tailored document workflows

Configure sequences of actions: from OCR to IBAN extraction, from PDF/A conversion to watermarking, through to sending to management software or the cloud.

Bulk label generation

Start from an Excel file and bulk-create labels and barcodes with variable data, ready for logistics or production.

Ideal for

Automatica is designed for those who want to eliminate operational bottlenecks and reduce manual errors to zero.

Structured companies

Automate registration, archiving, and document transfers between departments, reducing time and error risks.

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Public administrations

Automatically manage workflows for resolutions, decrees, and archiving, with full traceability and compliance.

Operations and logistics departments

Generate labels, manage versions and document transfers, and integrate workflows with ERP and external systems.

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