You should
scanfu that.
scanfu /ˈskanfuː/ verb
To scan something once and never handle the paper again.
“Don’t retype it — scanfu it.”
“That whole filing cabinet? Already scanfu’d.”
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Two hours. Or fifteen seconds.
Before Scanfu.
- Before Scanfu.
- He presses scan on 200 pages.
- The machine starts reading them. This takes a while.
- So he goes to bed.
- Two hours.
- It finishes — and he still can’t search a word of it.
- With Scanfu.
- Same 200 pages. Same button.
- Every page read at the same time.
- Fifteen seconds. Done.
- And he never stopped working.
- Two hours, or fifteen seconds. Scanfu it.
Same machine. Same button. The only difference is who does the reading — and whether you get your morning back.
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Legal.
Legal — court documents just got a whole lot easier.
- Legal — court documents just got a whole lot easier.
- This is what a case actually looks like.
- It has to be visible to the team, stored securely, and available fast.
- The old way: the scanner grinds away.
- And grinds. And grinds.
- The old way was costing you time. Time is money.
- Scanfu works a bit differently.
- The scans fly straight onto everyone’s screen.
- Under fifteen seconds.
- scanfu.
A case is a wad of paper. It has to be visible to the team, stored securely and searchable today — not after the weekend.
Go on then.
Scanfu something.
Send us the ugliest bundle you own. You’ll get it back searchable, filed, and ready to sign — and you’ll know in a day whether this changes your week.