How it works

The ScanSnap Cloud server is a cloud server used exclusively with the ScanSnap. For regions where ScanSnap Cloud can be used, refer to here. The ScanSnap and the ScanSnap Cloud server can be connected with each other via Wi-Fi. So, you can scan documents and save images with the ScanSnap alone. You do not need to start up a computer. Can I change my ScanSnap Evernote Edition scanner to a Fujitsu iX500 scanner? Yes, you should do this to continue using your ScanSnap Evernote Edition scanner to scan to Evernote. Please note that there are several differences between the ScanSnap Evernote Edition and ScanSnap iX500. When you update the scanner, it is permanent and you cannot go back. The ScanSnap Evernote Edition scanner has an Evernote logo and green-colored scan button. Once you update your scanner to the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 firmware, the scan button will become a green/yellow two-toned color. Below is a table that outlines some of the key differences between the two.

Experience productivity beyond your imagination

The ScanSnap iX500 provides PC and Mac users an effective way to greatly reduce paper clutter, storage space, and security risks associated with unmanaged paperwork at home or the office. For even greater accessibility and usefulness, users can now scan wirelessly to a PC or Mac as well as iOS or Android mobile devices.

• One touch scanning
• Scan wirelessly to PC, Mac, iOS or Android mobile devices
• Blazing 25ppm color scanning
• 50 sheets Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
• Built-in GI microprocessor
• Advanced paper feeding system
• Best experience with ScanSnap Home
• Device-less scanning with ScanSnap Cloud

To save an image created from a document that you scanned with the ScanSnap to a cloud service, two methods are available.

Select the method to establish a link with a cloud service according to your needs and your operating environment.

Saving a Scanned Image in a Cloud Service by Using ScanSnap Cloud

Scansnap Ix500 Evernote Code

Scansnap Evernote Edition Scanner Driver

• ScanSnap Cloud can be used to automatically detect a type of image ('Documents', 'Business Cards', 'Receipts' or 'Photos') created from a document that you scan, and sort and save the scanned images to a cloud service that you specified for each document type.

  For details about a cloud service that you can establish a link with, refer to the following:

• An image of the document that you scanned is saved in a desired cloud service via the ScanSnap Cloud server. The ScanSnap Cloud server is a cloud server used exclusively with the ScanSnap.

  For regions where ScanSnap Cloud can be used, refer to here.

• The ScanSnap and the ScanSnap Cloud server can be connected with each other via Wi-Fi. So, you can scan documents and save images with the ScanSnap alone. You do not need to start up a computer.

• To use ScanSnap Cloud, you need to obtain a ScanSnap account in advance.

  Register a ScanSnap account in the ScanSnap account registration page.

Scansnap Ix500 Evernote Edition

For details about the procedure ranging from the preparation of using ScanSnap Cloud to the scanning of documents, refer to the following:

Saving a Scanned Image in a Cloud Service by Using a Client Application

Save an image created from the document that you scanned in a cloud service by using a client application for the cloud service, which is installed in your computer.

You can establish a link with the following cloud services:

• Dropbox

  A sync folder that is set in the Dropbox desktop application is used to save scanned images.

• Evernote

  The Evernote client is used to save scanned images.

• Google Drive

  A sync folder that is set in Google Drive Backup and Sync is used to save scanned images.

• OneDrive

  A sync folder that is set in OneDrive sync client is used to save scanned images.

Scansnap Ix500 Evernote Edition Software

Scansnap Ix500 Evernote

For details about the procedure ranging from the configuration of the settings in a profile to the scanning of documents, refer to the following: