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AFP2web for document transformation

AFP2web is a special product for high-volume output transformation. It converts legacy document formats such as AFP and LPD into modern formats that are ready for archiving and further processing. Automated, scalable, and without replacing your source systems.

It is aimed at banks, insurance companies, telecommunications providers and other organizations carrying legacy mainframe or output management systems. If you do not process AFP or LPD, you do not need AFP2web. A standard OXS.eco document management project works without this module.

AFP2web overview
Any2AnyConvert legacy formats into modern standards
Transform
PDF/AArchive-ready output for OXS.eco
Archive
Raster & PDFTIFF, PNG and PDF as input too
Input
Bulk processingBuilt for high document volumes
Batch
25+ yearsExperience with output formats & AFP
Any2AnyAFP, LPD, raster → PDF/A, PDF, XML
Bulk operationBatch processing, high throughput
no rebuildSource systems stay unchanged
Transformation in practice

What AFP2web turns a legacy format into

AFP documents from mainframes or output systems cannot be read by modern document management, archives or e-invoicing. AFP2web converts them automatically into standards-based output formats.

Before · AFP document
Kontoauszug_2025_04.afp
✗Readable only with an AFP viewer
✗Not archive-ready
✗No DMS import possible
✗No e-invoice format
AFP2web
After · standard format
Kontoauszug_2025_04.pdf
Output formatPDF/A
Archive standardISO 19005 (PDF/A)
Handover to OXS.ecoready
SearchableFull text & metadata
DMS-ready→ OXS.eco Import
✓Readable in any PDF viewer
✓Ready for archiving, aligned with GoBD
✓DMS import into OXS.eco
✓Prepared for the e-invoice in OXS.eco
Who is it for?

AFP2web is aimed at IT architects and output managers

AFP2web is not an end-user tool. It is built for technical decision-makers who have to modernize legacy document processes.

Banks & financial services

Convert bank statements, loan documents and correspondence from mainframe systems into PDF/A, as the basis for archiving, dispatch and e-invoicing.

Insurance

Transform policies, claim decisions and correspondence from AFP output into modern, archive-ready formats.

Telecommunications providers

Prepare invoices, contract documents and bulk communication from output systems for digital delivery and e-invoicing.

Use cases

When AFP2web makes sense

AFP2web is most relevant when existing output processes need modernizing.

Transform AFP & legacy formats

AFP, LPD and raster documents from mainframe or output systems are converted into modern formats such as PDF/A, with no need to touch the source systems.

Prepare for archiving

Documents are written out as PDF/A and are therefore ready for audit-proof long-term archiving in OXS.eco.

Prepare for e-invoicing

AFP2web delivers the transformed PDF/A documents. OXS.eco then creates the structured e-invoice data (ZUGFeRD / Factur-X) from them.

Prepare dispatch & display

Documents are brought into the right format for output channels such as print, web display, email dispatch or portal download.

Bulk processing

AFP2web is built to process large document volumes: batch processing, automated pipelines and high throughput.

PDF/UA & accessibility

Accessible PDF/UA output on request, depending on the project; relevant for public sector clients and accessible communication.

Input formats
AFP MO:DCA LPD PNG / JPEG TIFF PDF Metacode IPDS LINE / LIST
Output formats
PDF/A PDF/A-1 PDF/UA (on request) PDF TIFF PNG SVG XML
Clear boundaries

AFP2web vs. OXS.eco

AFP2web is for high-volume output and legacy print data. OXS.eco is for document processes, approvals, case files and archiving. If you need both, you combine them. If you only need a DMS, you do not need AFP2web.

Question OXS.eco AFP2web
Process inbound documents Yes No
Approval workflows Yes No
Maintain archive and case files Yes supporting (supplies input formats)
Read AFP and LPD print data No Yes
Bulk output conversion Limited Yes
Interplay

AFP2web and OXS.eco complement each other

01

Generate documents

Line-of-business systems, mainframes or output systems deliver documents in AFP, LPD or other legacy formats.

02

Transform

AFP2web converts them automatically into PDF/A. Source systems stay unchanged.

03

File and classify

OXS.eco turns them into PDF/A-3 with ZUGFeRD or other target formats and takes them into case files, workflows and archiving processes, fully integrated.

04

Prove it

Documents are archived aligned with GoBD, searchable, and can be pulled up by filter during an audit.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about AFP2web

AFP (Advanced Function Presentation) is a document format from the IBM mainframe world. Modern document management systems, browsers and archive solutions cannot read it without specialist software, so it has to be converted into standard formats.

No. AFP2web sits as a transformation layer between the source system and the target system. Mainframes, output systems and line-of-business systems stay completely unchanged.

A first transformation for live operation is built up step by step, depending on the complexity of the source formats, the number of document types and the requirements for the output formats. We discuss the concrete scope in the technical initial call.

AFP2web is quoted individually, based on document volume, format complexity and the scope of integration. We do not publish list prices, because no two output processes are alike. After a short technical call we put together a concrete quote.

AFP2web converts legacy print data such as AFP, LPD and raster formats into modern formats; OXS.eco covers inbound documents, workflows, case files and the archive. The two can be combined.

No. Office documents such as Word, Excel or ordinary PDFs are processed directly by OXS.eco, without AFP2web. AFP2web is a special product for AFP, LPD, raster and mainframe output formats.

Where does AFP2web fit technically?

We work out together whether AFP2web, OXS.eco or the combination is right for your output and archiving process.