bates stamping

chrispuryear · 12-03-2008

Is the Kyocera 5035 capable of Bates stamping. I have a customer interested in purchasing a copier from us, but they need to be able to use Bates stamping. I am unfamilier with this feature. Any help would be great. Thanks, Chris.

**LNorris** · 12-03-2008

i'm not familiar with the process, so i looked it up. seems its a software add-on to Adobe that does that function.

you could also try the Kyocera tech support or your regional tech-rep to see what they suggest, it may be a prescribe command.

**10871087** · 12-03-2008

Originally Posted by chrispuryear

Is the Kyocera 5035 capable of Bates stamping. I have a customer interested in purchasing a copier from us, but they need to be able to use Bates stamping. I am unfamilier with this feature. Any help would be great. Thanks, Chris.

That machine does not do Bates Stamping but you can do it post scan with some software, see the post in the link below for more info. I have used the software, it works great and the cost is reasonable.

Scanning With page numbers

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**termacadon** · 12-03-2008

What is Bates stamping..??

**10871087** · 12-03-2008

Originally Posted by termacadon

What is Bates stamping..??

Mostly used in legal situations, its a unique number assigned to every page of every document in a legal case. Most of the time you will see them stamped on the very edge of a document.

From Wikipedia:

Bates numbering is commonly used as an organizational method to label and identify legal documents. During the discovery phase of litigation, a large number of documents might necessitate the use of unique identifiers for each page of each document for reference and retrieval. Bates numbering (named for the Bates automatic numbering machine), assigns an arbitrary unique identifier to each page. Such "numbering" may be solely numeric or may contain a combination of letters and numbers (alphanumeric). There is no standard method for numbering documents.

Bates numbering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia