KeyMark Expands Digital Workforce with the Addition of Billbot Baggins.

Billbot BagginsKeyMark, a leading intelligent automation provider and systems integrator, announced the addition of Billbot “Billy” Baggins to their team as an Automated Digital Worker. In this role, Baggins will focus on increasing productivity across the KeyMark team by executing repetitive tasks best suited for hobbits, or robots.

Baggins previously worked for Gandalf the White’s Lonely Mountain Expedition (LME, Inc.), where he was responsible for treasure acquisition, dwarf wrangling, and dragon intimidation. Following his retirement from LME, Baggins spent time in the magical ring protection industry before launching his own expedition commissioning service with his nephew.

“Billbot highlights KeyMark’s commitment to hiring the right person, or robot, for the task at hand,” said Clay Tuten, Vice President of Marketing. “He is a precious addition to the team, and we are thrilled to indulge his appetite for mundane tasks.”

Baggins grew up in The Shire, Middle Earth, where he recently celebrated his eleventy-first birthday. He has an education in obscure pipe tobacco with a minor in RPA. In his spare time, he enjoys magical fireworks, translating Elvish poems, and avoiding all risk.

About KeyMark

Since 1996, KeyMark has empowered businesses and government organizations to enhance productivity and reduce manual work through cutting-edge process automation technologies equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. KeyMark is the owner of FileHold Services ULC, CloudCapture, Forms InMotion, and KeyMark Cloud – AI-enabled solutions built on expertise to help organizations across industries and verticals master intelligent capture, document management, and resource management. KeyMark also provides award-winning implementation and lifetime support services for products built by best-in-class vendors, including Hyland Software, UiPath, ABBYY, Tungsten (formerly Kofax) and Blue Prism.

KeyMark is headquartered in Liberty, SC. For more information, call 864-343-0500.

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