Scan Document using iPhone

      1. Open NOTES on your iPhone or iPad

      2. Create a New Note or tap on an existing one to add a document to it

      3. Click on the camera icon

      4. Tap Scan Documents

      5. Line up the document you want to scan

      6. Tap the Shutter Button if the scanner doesn't automatically scan the document

Repeat this step for every document you want to scan

      7. Tap Save after you've scanned all of the necessary pages. The bottom will have a count of how many pages you scanned.

      8. In the notes, click on the arrow to forward the scanned document in an email

      9. Select the email icon, email the scanned document (PDF), open the email and download it / save it to a folder on your desktop to upload to WISDOM

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