Top 50 Bank Migrates Unisys InfoImage to FileNet P8 — Without Losing Critical Annotations
When a Top 50 U.S. bank set out to retire Unisys InfoImage, they faced a problem most migration vendors can’t solve:
Millions of documents with complex, business-critical annotations — notes, timestamps, and color-coded markups that users rely on every day.
Losing them wasn’t an option.
Flattening them into images wasn’t acceptable.
Recreating them manually was impossible.
They needed those annotations to remain fully functional, searchable, and intact inside FileNet P8.
4matix delivered exactly that.
Using our proprietary migration and workflow technology, we:
- Extracted legacy data from EMC Centera (DS/DV structures within Centera Clips)
- Converted Unisys annotation objects into native FileNet P8 annotation formats
- Preserved positioning, color, and user metadata—with zero loss of fidelity
- Delivered documents as multi-page TIFFs with fully reconstructed, live annotations
No burn-ins. No workarounds. No compromises.
The result:
2.2TB of legacy content successfully migrated into FileNet P8—with annotations behaving exactly as users expect.
If you’re planning to retire Unisys InfoImage—or any legacy ECM platform—and annotations are part of your risk profile, this is where most migrations fail.
We make sure yours doesn’t.
Contact us to discuss your migration requirements.
4matix Contact:
David Blackburn
VP Business Development and Strategic Partnerships
dblackburn@4matix.com
About 4matix:
4matix is an industry-leading provider of ECM data conversions. They provide conversions from large document imaging and COLD repositories to new ECM platforms. Their staff has over 60 years of experience in this industry with a focus on data migration. They have a unique niche in the marketplace and can expand the offerings of software companies, VARS, SIs and consultants. Further – they offer end users the ability to consolidate repositories across the enterprise, deal with Mergers and Divestitures as well as sunset legacy unsupported platforms.
For more information about their Unisys Conversion offerings please visit or InfoImage Conversion Page.
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