Translated with AI from the Russian original.

OCS and SETERE Group, a software developer, have signed a cooperation agreement. As part of this agreement, the distributor's portfolio will be supplemented by SETERE OCR, a modern document digitization solution.

SETERE OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is an optical character recognition system that allows you to convert scanned documents, PDF files, and images, including digital photos, into editable formats. The solution is designed for Russian operating systems based on Linux: Astra Linux, RED OS, ALT Linux, and others. SETERE OCR is included in the register of domestic software and is supplied for projects of any scale in various industries.

"We see partners' interest in high-quality, functional, and modern solutions from Russian developers. Cooperation with SETERE Group will give us the opportunity to expand our offering in this area and strengthen our software portfolio with a domestic OCR system," commented Olga Skulova, Director of Information Security and Software Department at OCS.

"We are confident that our cooperation will be productive and will strengthen our position, expanding the possibilities for promoting SETERE Group products," noted Oleg Ivchenkov, CEO of SETERE Group.

Illustrations provided by the SETERE Group press service.

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