Tungsten Migration & AI Readiness Session
In 60 minutes, see exactly which parts of your Kofax capture stack die when, what your real options cost, and where your document flows could become AI-ready during the move. Free, independent, yours to keep.
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Sound familiar?
“Capture 11.1 support ends March 2027, KTM two months later, and every conversation with the vendor turns into an upsell.”
“Our invoice and claims processing runs on this stack. I can’t gamble it on a rushed platform decision.”
“Everyone says ‘add AI to your document processing,’ but nobody can show me where it actually pays off in our flows.”
This session is the independent read you’re missing, before you sign anything to “move up.”
What you walk away with
All four deliverables come out of the session itself: a decision frame you can take straight to your CFO.
- EOL exposure map
Component by component: which pieces of your Capture/KTM stack lose support on which date, and what breaks first. - Migrate vs. move-up vs. stay decision frame
The three real paths with their cost drivers side by side, and our honest read on which fits your volume and timeline. - AI-readiness spots in your flows
The specific capture and extraction points where intelligent document processing has already paid off on flows like yours, and where it hasn’t. - A 90-day vs. 12-month timeline
What must happen this quarter versus what can wait, mapped against the 2027 deadlines.
What this is NOT
Not a platform pitch, and not an AI hype session. No proposal follows unless you ask for one. The exposure map, decision frame, and timeline are yours regardless of what you decide, including if you decide the smartest move is to stay put. If that’s your situation, we’ll tell you so in the session.
if “stay put” is your right answer, that’s what the writeup will say.
Proof it’s grounded in deployments, not roadmap slides
We’ve run Tungsten/Kofax automation for enterprises like Iron Mountain, Fujifilm, and Hilti. The numbers behind our recommendation:
Get the independent read before the vendor gets your signature
60 minutes, free. Bring whoever owns your capture environment. Leave with an EOL exposure map and a decision frame you can take to your CFO.
Questions we always get
Is it really free?
Yes. No fee, no obligation, and every deliverable listed is produced in or immediately after the session and is yours to keep. We offer these because a percentage of teams later ask us to do the work. That’s the whole business model, in the open.
Do we need to prepare anything?
No prep documents required. Knowing your rough version numbers, volumes, and any renewal dates helps us go deeper, but we can build the exposure map from what you know off the top of your head.
Will you pitch us?
No. The session ends with your deliverables, not a proposal. If you want a scope and quote afterward, ask and we’ll prepare one, but we won’t raise it unless you do. If your best move is to stay put or use another route, we’ll tell you that in the session.
Who should attend?
The person who owns the decision (usually the VP of Operations or Shared Services leader) plus one person who knows the environment hands-on: an admin, architect, or platform lead. Two people from your side is ideal; more is fine.
What happens after the session?
You receive the written deliverables within two business days. Then nothing, unless you reach out. We’ll send one follow-up to confirm you got everything, and that’s it. No drip campaign, no calls.
Automation work like yours, delivered
Real engagements from the portfolio: same platforms, same problems.
March 2027 is a decision with a deadline
Book your free 60-minute session. Under NDA, no pitch, and the exposure map is yours either way.