Faster processing
The record is pre-filled; staff check instead of retyping.
Glossary · AI & OCR
The process of turning a document’s content into reusable structured fields (dates, amounts, parties, references).
Also known as: document data extraction · data capture
Document data extraction means identifying the business-relevant information in a PDF, a scan or an e-mail, then placing it into fields: end date, amount excluding VAT, SIRET company number, supplier name, and so on. It often relies on OCR (for the text), then on rules or AI. The goal: eliminate re-keying and feed workflows and dashboards.
Every field re-keyed by hand is a cost and a risk of discrepancy between the document and the system.
The record is pre-filled; staff check instead of retyping.
Without an extracted end date, there is no reliable notice-period alert.
A confidence score helps target human review.
Critical amounts and dates deserve human confirmation, especially in legal and finance.
Focus on actionable data; the rest stays in the PDF.
DocPilot suggests extracted fields (via OCR and DocpilotAI); you validate them before starting the workflow. The “AI suggests, people decide” model protects the decision.
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