Ditsy

Thanks for the response, it's great that it works for you, but it doesn't for me. Currently the new Evernote client only accepts scanning to the default folder. I have numerous jobs to scan directly to the correct folders, and additionally frequently scan to the open folder. This latter option is the biggest hit to my workflow. Import folders add maintenance issues to my workflow that simply weren't there before, and don't work when I'm using the scanner on a different computer, outside the home, etc.

I received a response today from Evernote support: " I was able to identify that the feature or capability to send scanned documents directly to folders in the new Evernote using Epson ScanSmart Software is indeed no longer available on the new version of the Evernote app for desktop computers and I apologize for the inconvenience this may be causing you. We haven’t built this feature into the new Evernote app as of yet but please be advised that his is one of a handful of features we are still considering. " So it seems there are no guarantees that this functionality will be returned, which as I understand it means not just Epson, but many scanner workflows will be totally disrupted. I'm quite worried that they won't be returning this functionality. The lack of this feature really starts to level the playing field and make other services look more attractive.

Thanks for the information! I went full tagging, which worked well in the Desktop client, but personally I found it incredibly cumbersome to find anything when using the older mobile apps, so now have tags in combination with a lot of notebooks (which I found quicker on mobile). Creating and maintaining numerous upload folders would work, but is onerous, so I'm sticking with Legacy for now. Sadly I've started reviewing alternative products since there's no guarantee they've any intention of returning the scan to notebook functionality.

I've also had to return to the Legacy version of Evernote because the Epson can no longer 'see' the Evernote application when the newer Evernote is installed. I'm just not prepared to lose the ability to scan directly to a notebook as this disrupts my entire work flow. I assume that Evernote has altered it's default installation path? If so, is there a way to install the new Evernote to the old installation path? It seems incredible that Evernote really expects every single scanner manufacturer to potentially update their drivers because Evernote has made a change? Has Evernote made any statements about their intentions to return this functionality?