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OCR Console vs ScanMole

OCR Console

ocr-systeme.de

ScanMole

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Free trialYes—
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WindowsYes—
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published50
Spec score · Document Scanning Software7.9 (#10)6.8 (#24)
AutomationIt is a command-line program that can be called automatically from workflows, servers and batch scripts without user interaction.The CLI provides defined exit codes, filename templates, and a versioned JSON event protocol.
PurposeOCR Console converts scanned images and PDF files into editable digital formats, including DOCX, PDF and XML.ScanMole scans office and archival paperwork into searchable PDFs and is designed for documents rather than photo or image scanning.
Scanner supportThe product supports TWAIN scanners, automatic document feeders and duplex scanning.ScanMole works with scanners supported by SANE, including driverless eSCL devices through sane-airscan.
SupportOCR Systeme says customers with product or service questions can contact the company and lists phone and email contact details.The project directs users to its contributing guide to report scanner problems and device quirks.

Plans

OCR Console

  • Barcode recognition€699, paid once
  • Text recognition (OCR)€899, paid once
  • Text recognition, PDF and XPS output€1,019, paid once
  • Text and barcode recognition€1,099, paid once
  • Text and barcode recognition, PDF and XPS output€1,219, paid once

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ScanMole

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In their own words

OCR Console

OCR Console is a Windows command-line program that turns scanned images and PDF files into editable formats such as DOCX, PDF, and XML. It can run unattended from workflows, servers, and batch scripts, or be invoked through command parameters and event-driven workflows. Based on the OmniPage engine, it preserves tables, numbering, and graphics. Batch jobs can split multi-page sets by page count, barcodes, or separator words, and rename files using recognized text or barcodes. Inputs include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, JBIG, XPS, and PDF. Outputs include CSV, RTF, TXT, DOC/DOCX, XLS/XLSX, XML, XPS, and PDF/PDF-A 1–3, with PDF and XPS availability depending on version. TWAIN scanners, automatic feeders, duplex scanning, and 37 OCR languages are supported. Barcode recognition includes listed one- and two-dimensional formats. A fully functional 30-day trial is requested through the contact form. Desktop licenses cover up to 25,000 pages monthly.

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ScanMole

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