Dynamic Web TWAIN SDK Adds Dynamsoft Document Scanner Chrome Extension For Easy Web App Scanning

Dynamsoft  introduced a brand new experience to scan documents into Gmail, Outlook, and Salesforce with a click of a button. This new Chrome Extension eliminates the time-consuming process of scanning documents, combining files, and attaching them to emails or CRM platforms, offering users a seamless and efficient web scanning workflow.

Imagine accepting a job offer that requires you to email back a signed copy of the offer letter. It requires a few simple but time-consuming steps: open your scanner’s built-in software on your computer, this could extend to looking up your scanner’s model and manually installing the scanner UI software. Then, scan the multi-page signed copy as multiple JPG files to save locally, and combine them into a single PDF. At last, finish wrapping up your reply email and attach the PDF. With the Dynamsoft Document Scanner Chrome Extension, attaching a multi-page PDF in your email is as easy as a button click.

The extension is a part of the Dynamic Web TWAIN ecosystem, a browser-based document scanning SDK for developing web applications to scan documents in all common web browsers and platforms. Developers integrate this tool to build a robust web application for their end users to benefit from high-speed, feature-rich, enterprise-grade document scanning.

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For anyone who is looking for browser-based document scanning, Dynamsoft Document Scanner Chrome Extension takes integrated scanning applications to the next level which is more convenient, and suitable for anyone to enjoy seamless web scanning for free.

The Document Scanner Chrome Extension integrates a scan icon into web apps such as Gmail, Outlook, and Salesforce. By clicking this icon, users are presented with a scanning dialog, allowing them to scan and attach documents as attachments or images instantly. Currently, the extension’s supported web apps include Gmail, Outlook, and Salesforce and the supported browsers are Chrome and Edge browsers on the Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms.

Getting started is easy. Anyone could install the extension from the Chrome web store. The user would then see a scanner icon in their web app. To initiate a scan for the first time, click the scanner icon and follow the prompt to complete a one-time setup.

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