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paperless

British  
/ ˈpeɪpəlɪs /

adjective

  1. of, relating to, or denoting a means of communication, record keeping, etc, esp electronic, that does not use paper

    the paperless office

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Ultimately, it will be a much more effective, streamlined experience and faster process to complete the TSA journey because the new biometric systems enable touchless, paperless identify verification, he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Turns out we won’t be paperless after all.

From MarketWatch

Since then, the case has progressed normally, with paperless orders from the most recent status conference and submission dates for court filings indicating it remains on schedule for the September trial date.

From Salon

So great was Cyrus’ influence during her time on “Hannah Montana” — a sitcom about an ordinary girl who moonlights as a wig-wearing popstar — that, at 16, her concert tour caused Ticketmaster to try its first foray into exclusively paperless tickets, shifting the entire music scene.

From Los Angeles Times

The change includes going paperless, with officers now able to fill out crime reports and field interview cards on a native iPhone application designed for the department by Motorola, officials said.

From Los Angeles Times