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New Intelligent Character Recognition SDK capabilities expand how developers convert handwritten and unstructured documents into reliable, AI-ready structured data for document workflows

If you work in government, legal, healthcare, or any enterprise environment where documents move across organizational boundaries, you already know the problem. PDFs hold more than the content you see on the page. They include metadata, embedded scripts, hidden layers, form data, and markup annotations, and every one of those elements is a potential compliance risk, especially for highly regulated industries.

Jetpack Compose is rapidly gaining adoption as a modern UI toolkit for Android development, increasingly favored over traditional XML-based Views. Google now recommends Compose for new apps, and adoption continues to accelerate, with over 60% of the top 1,000 apps on Google Play using Jetpack Compose by 2025.

Despite decades of talk about going digital, 61% of intelligent document processes still include paper, and nearly half of organizations expect paper volumes to increase (AIIM/SER, 2025). While structured and digital data flows into modern systems, handwritten content has traditionally broken automation workflows. This forces organizations to rely on manual, expensive human intervention, or leave valuable records inaccessible in physical archives. Bridging this "analog gap" isn't just about digitizing paper; it's about unlocking the last source of untapped enterprise data.

Email is where business information lives from contracts, approvals, customer communications, and attachments that drive key outcomes. But when it comes time to share, process, or archive those emails to downstream systems, the native formats can create friction.

With the Apryse Email File Conversion feature, you can now transform email files into structured, standardized PDFs while preserving the context and content that drives business forward.

WebViewer 11.12 adds chart support to Spreadsheet Editor, allowing users to view, edit, and save charts in XLSX files without leaving their browser-based workflow. Supported chart types, including bar, line, column, and pie, render with full fidelity and remain intact when the file is downloaded and opened in Excel. Additional chart enhancements are planned for WebViewer 12.0.