Works at a comms service provider with 1-10 employees
Real User
Top 10
Jun 16, 2025
I find the pricing of KODAK Info Input Solution to be friendly and affordable because before implementing the software in our company, our system manager discussed it with us and we found the pricing to be reasonable, which is why we recommended it.
VP of Strategic Technologies & Digital Automation at PiF Technologies
MSP
Top 5
Dec 2, 2024
Although KODAK Info Input Solution's pricing is competitive within the industry's consumption-based model, its approach is overly complex. Since they lack a proprietary engine, users must purchase separate consumption licenses, seat licenses, and an engine license. This seat-based pricing discourages use as it restricts access. While understandable given their history with BPOs focused on high-volume paper processing, this model seems outdated for modern intelligent processing needs.
Head of the Geomatics Unit at a energy/utilities company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 10
Nov 25, 2024
The pricing of KODAK Info Input Solution in Mexico is very expensive, and the government's purchasing process requires convincing many stakeholders. Integration difficulties and a lack of intuitive design make it hard to showcase the software's value, complicating justification for the cost.
KODAK Info Input Solution offers advanced document extraction, data connectors, and intelligent automation, ensuring seamless integration with major platforms and enhancing workflow efficiency for users worldwide.KODAK Info Input enhances data accuracy and processing speed with features such as multi-language support and error reduction. Users enjoy rapid information processing, making it adaptable for diverse teams. Effortless integration with Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Salesforce...
I find the pricing of KODAK Info Input Solution to be friendly and affordable because before implementing the software in our company, our system manager discussed it with us and we found the pricing to be reasonable, which is why we recommended it.
The pricing for Kodak is better than it was for Kofax, allowing us to get more functionality for less cost.
Although KODAK Info Input Solution's pricing is competitive within the industry's consumption-based model, its approach is overly complex. Since they lack a proprietary engine, users must purchase separate consumption licenses, seat licenses, and an engine license. This seat-based pricing discourages use as it restricts access. While understandable given their history with BPOs focused on high-volume paper processing, this model seems outdated for modern intelligent processing needs.
The pricing of KODAK Info Input Solution in Mexico is very expensive, and the government's purchasing process requires convincing many stakeholders. Integration difficulties and a lack of intuitive design make it hard to showcase the software's value, complicating justification for the cost.