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I keep this in my Scans directory, this is just a backup.
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I keep this in my Scans directory, this is just a backup.

For what it's worth, here's my workflow. (I use VueScan for multi-page scans. It's the only scanning software that works with my Brother MFW-J805DW on Ubuntu, because it provides better drivers for Linux than Brother does. That's an endorsement.)

I created a \Scans directory in my \Home directory1 and use this as a temporary landing spot for scans. (This is set as default in VueScan.) I scan multi-page docs and save them there, using 001.pdf, 002.pdf, etc. as filenames. Then it's later very easy to combine them with pdftk:

$ input *.pdf cat output newfile.pdf

If I have to break into a project, I will just create a subdirectory for the current project and dump all those scans in there temporarily.

1I'm generally opposed to adding new subdirectories here, but what can you do? I don't want this under \Documents as this directory contains transient files for the most part.