Transflo App update?

It has a resolution improvement including a reject feature which prevents a bad scan (Picture) from being sent. You can still send it, but it will warn you ahead of time if the resolution quality is questionable (Due to low light, focus etc) So far, no problems.

 

I updated its way better. After it converts the image its much clearer than it used to be

 

I understand Transflow saves "scans" for 14 days for revisiting and viewing online, but does the app save the "load scan" on the phone until it is deleted by the user?

I hope the app doesn't also save all of the images (full res jpgs) to the phone's Image Folder?

Does it do a good job of removing any "flash spots" or should the pages be side-lit by other light source and NOT use the flash?

For those who are using the app, do you have any complaints about it's workflow process, or useability, or reliability?

EDIT: Never mind. My company says they refuse to pay the confiscatory rate Pegasus wants for the mobile app services in addition to the standard rates. So we'll have to use truck stop Transflow or email jpgs of the paperwork which I don't care to do as that would be a huge hassle to manage

 

To me its easier in the app than going to ts and faxing. It adjusts contrast so questionable photos are pretty easily readable. I have dark sheets on the bed so I put paperwork there for background contrast and snap. If you take photos through the app they don't store on your phone but you can take them with the regular camera and save them then load through the app.