PeeJayTee

I'm glad it worked... Sorry again for the trouble.

Sorry for the problems - there is an issue in the latest version of Scannable that does make this process a little more cumbersome. Instead of choosing Send>>Share>>Gmail, try Send>>Share>>Open In...>>Gmail. That should send the file as a PDF. This is definitely NOT our intention, and we should have this issue resolved in the next version of Scannable. Thank you for your understanding! P.J.

Good questions, all. It is our intention that PDFs uploaded from Scannable follow the same rules as PDFs uploaded from other sources in Evernote. If that's not the case, it could be one of two things: 1. There is a restriction for the file size of PDFs that are queued for OCR - I believe it's 25MB 2. Something isn't working correctly If the case is #2, I would recommend that you open a support ticket and refer to this thread and we'll see what we can do. P.J.

Thanks for the feedback. We're are aware of this issue and are working on a fix. We did, however, come up with a workaround in the meantime. Scannable only automatically processes business cards when you're signed into Evernote. If you scan a document (like a receipt or recipe) that is incorrectly identified as a business card, you can delete the scan (just swipe up in the tray for a quick delete), sign out of Evernote, and continue scanning. When you're finished, click the Save to Evernote button and log back in and the scan will be saved as document instead of a business card. We realize this is cumbersome and apologize for the inconvenience! P.J.

@jdoree - We don't tend to commit to future features or publish roadmaps, but take comfort in the fact that you aren't the first person to make this request

We don't currently support OCR for PDFs but your request is noted!

I'm sorry to say that tagging isn't currently supported from within Scannable - you'll still need to go to Evernote to do that. Your suggestion is definitely noted, however. -P.J.