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.
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Party stick man.
Stick man has already been waiting an hour.
- Stick man has already been waiting an hour.
- The scanner is firing. The clock is not moving.
- He is not impressed.
- scanfu.
- He found an alternative.
- Party stick man.
- Possibly too much party.
- scanfu.
An hour of your life, back. What you do with it is your business.
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.