It would be great to be able to scan documents for direct integration (as Apple's Notes app does). I am a student and I often need to scan paper documents (like a card for example) to be able to annotate directly on the iPad.
But Goodnotes can not do it, so I have to use other apps (ScanBot, Apple Notes).

Second, and also would love an option to scan with my iPhone as it is possible in Notes: the camera is superior.

As an image that we can resize on a destination page if I may add please.
Thx

I use GoodNotes to take notes during presentations. I take photos of the presented slide to make annotations - for each photo I have to clip the page, would be great to have this done automatically. Should work with the DocumentScanner, typically it is a bright slide on dark background.

each app is missing something.. good note is missing this and table creation amongst a few others..

I would like to see that too. I’m a student and my professors often hand out worksheets but I want to have all my notes in the GoodNotes app. Now, whenever I get a worksheet I have to open the iOS notes app, open a new note, scan the document, export it as a PDF, save it on my cloud, open the PDF in GoodNotes and then delete the iOS note and the PDF on the cloud. So it would save me a lot of time in class if the GoodNotes app had a built-in document scanner.

Please extend GoodNotes with DocumentScanner like Apple Notes on iOS 11

I regularly use GoodNotes to "scan" documents like business cards, and paper documents that I want to keep handy. It would be VERY cool if GoodNotes could do OCR, edge detection, and automatic straightening of documents I take pictures of and make PDFs out of so that I can annotate them.

Yes, when taking meeting notes ... we usually taking picture of a paperboard or any other document. But the IOS camera is not enough. We need something that automatically detects the edges, fixes geometry, removes shadows and other visual defects to make a perfect scan ...

Yes, option to use camera function to create a PDF rather then a JPG or whatever format it currently uses.

Make text searchable. If I scan a document as a PDF and import to goodnotes, I would like to be able to search for certain items within PDF.

I sometimes use the camera to "scan" a paper I want to add to my notes. But if that worked like in external scanning apps, text resolution would be ideal.