GLYNT BLOG

GLYNT is pleased to introduce our new VP of Engineering, Kyle Forbes. A software engineer by background, Kyle spent the past decade leading various teams at PayPal, and now he’s ready to join the documents-to-data movement with GLYNT. Get to know him through our interview.

An image – or in this case a spreadsheet – can be worth 1000 words. GLYNT produces Scope 2 emissions data in a simple spreadsheet format. Transparent. Accessible. Ready to Use.

In the old days, IT made decisions for the entire corporation. Then we had “citizen developers” who tried out software and snuck it into the enterprise. Today we have a third wave, led by a generation who has been downloading apps on their phone for years.

Here at GLYNT we thought we might have a B2D business model too. But after studying the documents-to-data problem closely and working through deployment issues with our customers, we’re strongly in the standard B2B business model camp.

Financial investors are demanding ESG reporting, and there’s a mad scramble for the data. We want to make ESG reporting incredibly simple and useful, and our automated documents-to-data solution is ready for the challenge.

GLYNT is announcing a new partnership with CityFront.ai, a leader in software applications for local government services, working to connect counties and states with their residents and local businesses.

The Role of Multiple OCR Engines in GLYNT

Just like kids in a candy store, everyone who uses GLYNT wants to select lots and lots of fields, capturing all the data items they have wanted for years.

Considering a document automation solution? Ask your vendors the single key question: Is your AI Top-Down or Bottom-Up?

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