Isis Compatible All-In-One

[14049752]

I realize that maybe this is a long shot...but does anyone know of an isis compatible all-in-one printer/scanner?

I'm trying to quote some hardware for an insurance agent. The software they're moving to (highly) recommends using an ISIS scanner, but says that a TWAIN scanner will work (but may have problems.)

A couple of hours of googling hasn't turned up much of anything...so I'm starting to think such a beast doesn't exist.

 

[MHCG]

http://www.diguniverse.com/COMPUTER/OFFICE-MACHINES-AND-SUPPLIES/SY1013790.html

HP SCANJET 5590 DIGITAL SCANNER

HP ScanJet 5590 provides high speed, unattended document scanning with duplex automatic document feeder (ADF). Get the job done quickly with scan-to-PDF simplicity and bundled NewSoft Presto! PageManager document management software. ISIS compliance included.

 

[14049752]

Thanks, but that's a scanner only. The goal is to get an All-In-One. Everything I've found seems to be twain only.

 

[rusty.nells]

Printer and scanner, it may function as an all-in-one.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16838113019

EDIT:
ooops! scanner only.

EDIT#2:
You should contact the software vendor and ask for recommendations.

 

[14049752]

You should contact the software vendor and ask for recommendations.

Already have. Everything that they recommend is a stand alone scanner. The client actually already has one of their recommended scanners, but wanted to put a compatible all-in-one on each desk.
The software guys wouldn't recommend even one all-in-one for me, saying that "most work, but some might have problems."

I think what I'm going to do is tell them the scenario...that the only things we can try would be to try an All-In-One to see if it works, or put the money up for the document scanners and separate printers.

 

[MHCG]

Now that I've reread your post, I see your dilemma. I'd just go to a place like Staples or something and buy an All-In-One. If it doesn't work, return it and try another. Repeat until successful.

 

[rusty.nells]

You might also try doing a "backwards" search for "ISIS driver" and see what, if any, multifunction hardware is compatible with a particular driver.