How a global insurer put a protective layer over its document capture — observed, assured, self-healed.
A global insurer ran intelligent document processing worldwide — about 4.8 million pages a year into an IBM FileNet P8 repository. But IT was reactive: the help desk fielded a flood of calls, and the systems-management tools already in place couldn’t give the module-by-module view needed to run a business-critical capture system. The insurer wanted a protective layer that warns IT before users are impacted. Reveille delivered it — and cut trouble tickets by more than 50%.
- Detects application issues before end users are impacted
- Deep, module-by-module visibility across the IDP estate
- Automated alerts — the protective layer IT wanted
They had monitoring tools — just not ones that could see inside capture
The insurer’s global IDP and document-capture deployment was business-critical, but IT ran it reactively. The help desk absorbed a steady stream of calls, and the team had little real visibility into whether the capture system was actually healthy.
It wasn’t for lack of tooling. The company already had several systems-management solutions — but they reported that servers were up, not whether the capture application was working. None of them provided the deep, module-by-module visibility needed to administer the system or to catch the issues that actually reached end users. What IT really wanted was a protective layer: automated alerts that would let them know about a problem and act on it before users felt it — turning a reactive help desk into a proactive operation.
From a reactive help desk to a proactive protective layer
Reveille gave IT the capture-aware, module-by-module view its general-purpose tools couldn’t — and the automated alerts to get ahead of issues before users are impacted.
What the protective layer actually does
Not another infrastructure dashboard. Reveille monitors, alerts, self-heals, and reports on the capture application itself — module by module, all the way to the repository it feeds.
Watch the whole deployment
- Global IDP / document capture — ~4.8M pages/yr
- The IBM FileNet P8 repository it feeds
- Automated, always-on coverage
Know before users do
- Detects application issues before end users are impacted
- Automated alerts straight to IT
- The protective layer, working ahead of the user
See inside the system
- Deep, per-module visibility to administer capture
- The depth generic systems-management tools lacked
- Application health, not just “server is up”
Insight that guides change
- Surfaces system bottlenecks
- Valuable application metrics
- Especially useful during capture upgrades
What the change was worth
Proactive monitoring didn’t just calm the help desk — it freed people and hours, with hard numbers the insurer reported.
“Reveille has revolutionized how our help desk is used and has been extremely instrumental in allowing us to be proactive and get ahead of issues that would affect our end-users. As a result, we have reduced our trouble tickets by over 50%.”
— A global insurer. Figures are the customer’s own reported results.
One protective layer — across every major IDP & capture platform
This story ran on one capture platform, but the blind spot is the same everywhere: IDP fails quietly, between checks, at the handoffs into ECM. Reveille brings hundreds of prebuilt, capture-aware tests to the platforms enterprises actually run.
Running capture into ECM as one pipeline? See Reveille for Intelligent Document Processing for end-to-end coverage across the handoff.
Common questions
What did this global insurer’s environment look like before Reveille?
What does Reveille do across IDP and document capture here?
How did Reveille reduce trouble tickets and overhead?
The company already had systems-management tools — why add Reveille?
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