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    <description>Document capture projects often stall after the scanner has done its job, because the real obstacles sit in approvals, metadata, archiving and retention. This opinion-led listicle examines seven UK workflow bottlenecks that scanning alone will not fix, and argues for workflow clarity as the missing manual.</description>
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