Exela Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: XELA) has expanded its offering in AI-enabled computerization in the BPA space with Intelligent Document Processing united with its robotic process automation platform.
Automation solution deployed in Medicare and Public sector
This business prominent automation solution is positioned in the healthcare and public sector and further bolsters Exela as one of the front-runners in the business. IDP permits the computerization of document organization, data abstraction, and data steering into a cloud portal. It delivers a containerized, dynamically climbing solution that can open from any place on-demand.
Using the IDP arrangement, Exela has instigated leveraging an all-embracing and increasing collection of machine erudition-founded classifiers. These classifiers meaningfully supplement the mechanization of text handling in the healthcare and public sectors and have plans to soon ramp up schemes in the finance and legal segments.
The IDP solution embraces an updated data entry solution that conveys rule-based, character-level statistics rectification abilities that intensely decreases the keystrokes desired to meet client service level objectives. In addition, the IDP manual access solution allows Exela to control manual entry operatives working from anywhere while maintaining data security using a patented extract routing engine.
“Exela endures to restate and progress solutions to meet our clients’ shifting requirements,” said Suresh Yannamani, Exela’s President. “The newest IDP and EON grouping embraces the emerging work from anywhere setting that clienteles and their personnel are incorporating.”
The company’s latest Equity program of $150 million improves its liquidity position
Exela Technologies has stated that its freshly announced $150 million at-the-market equity package has expressively enhanced its liquidity situation by raising $85 million of earnings. Furthermore, the company plans to use substantial incomes from the equity program to tactically decrease its debt and related interest expense responsibilities and discover ways to capitalize on its growth. As an early step, Exela aims to target a yearly liability service decrease of $25 million.
As of June 30, 2021, the company had above $205 million cash and cash peers. The company also had $75 million of added deriving capacity under numerous credit provisions, which are obtainable subject to terms and conditions. As a consequence of the augmented liquidity, the company does not forestall retrieving this added obtainable borrowing capacity in the near term, counting the $53 million obtainable under its $145 million A/R securitization.