Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms
Enabling processes to bridge the paper-to-digital divide
Adobe® LiveCycle™ Barcoded Forms software automates the capture of user-supplied data from printed and faxed forms through proven 2D barcode technology. It effectively unites the convenience of fill-and-print Adobe PDF forms with fast and efficient electronic processing using convenient design and decoding technology. With Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms, organizations can publish interactive and intelligent 2D barcode-enabled forms on the web or deliver them by e-mail or CD. Form end users complete their forms digitally in free, cross-platform Adobe Reader® software and can submit them electronically, by fax, or by mail.
Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms can help your organization bridge the paper-to-digital divide by:
- Extracting data from successfully decoded barcodes with 100% accuracy
- Automating the capture of fill-and-print paper form data
- Integrating captured information into your organization's core IT systems through optional formalized workflow
- Reducing costly and error-prone manual data entry
- Improving organizational responsiveness and customer satisfaction
- Helping organizations realize the benefits of an electronic forms workflow, even when digital processes break and revert to paper
Learn more about how Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms can help your organization lower the costs and time associated with processing fill-and-print paper forms.
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Featured customers
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (Flash Video: 4.3M)
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital, improves the speed and quality of patient care with help from Adobe LiveCycle Forms solutions.
Australian Mutual Provident (PDF, 380k)
Learn how a worldwide financial services company is automating paper forms processing with Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms.
Urayasu City (PDF, 1.1M)
Discover how a government agency is using Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms to reduce the cost of processing paper forms while improving responsiveness to citizens.
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Demonstration of Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms (PDF, 43k)
Interested in seeing first-hand what a fillable barcoded form looks like? Take this one for a test drive and find out. You'll need to use free Adobe Reader.
Choosing the right paper-to-digital solution
Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms is available in two versions. Click here to determine which is right for you.
Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms datasheet (PDF, 468k)
A guide to the key features, benefits, and system requirements of Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms.
Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms solution brief (PDF, 1M)
See how you can eliminate manual data entry or OCR-based form-processing methods, which can be costly, error prone, and time consuming.
Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms FAQ (PDF, 1,01M)
Get additional information on automating the capture of fill-and-print paper form data and efficiently integrating captured information into your organization's core IT systems.
Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms Developer Center
Get technical resources to help you develop solutions that use 2D barcode technology.
Share the Intelligence (PDF, 255k)
Bridging the Paper-to-Digital Divide: Read this in-depth interview with Gartner analyst Toby Bell about automating form-based business processes, including the challenges of processing paper-based forms.
