ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE PROJECT

AI document-processing case study

Illustrative sample project of processing business documents with different structures.

01 / STARTING POSITION

The operating situation that can be automated

Employees copied data from invoices, orders and attachments into tables. The incomplete documents were revealed only at the end of the process.

BEFORE
  • Manual data extraction from PDFs
  • Different document templates
  • Deficiencies recognized late
  • Repairs that are difficult to trace
THE AUTOMATED PROCESS
  • AI-based recognition of document type and key data
  • Rule-based integrity checking
  • Routing uncertain cases to an inspection queue as needed
  • Transmission of verified or automatically accepted data
Lessmanual data work
Fastercontrolled processing
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