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Stockton's InBond launches Scan on Demand service for blue-chip clients
Stockton-based InBond has launched a new service, investing in a Scan on Demand system to enhance its support for blue-chip clients.
The launch takes the warehousing and logistics firm’s service investment to £150k for the last 12 months and will now enable clients to access documents speedily and securely. It involves the scanning of and digital transfer of files and documents, stored at InBond, to clients.
Craig Rye, Finance Director at InBond, which employs 40,said: “InBond invests significant resources and capital investment in ensuring it maintains its position at the forefront of the warehousing and logistics industry.
“We have recognised the need to offer digital solutions in today’s fast-paced, green-focused business environment, in particular to support our blue-chip clients.”
Mr Rye added: “The introduction of a Scan on Demand service is an important extension to InBond’s Document Management division, which has achieved a turnover increase in excess of 33 percent this year with further growth forecast for 2016.
“We have taken on five extra staff in the last year and this expansion of our services has the potential to lead to further job creation at the company.”
InBond’s clients include Tata Global Beverages, Next Retail, and the NHS. Other recent investments include Articulated Flexi Trucks, new Forklift Trucks and additional racking to cope with the increasing revenue growth.
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