Intelligent Document Processing
IDP combines computer vision and Al technologies to convert analog data into a digital and usable format.
IDP technology extracts and organizes data from diverse formats and sources, enabling automation of document-centric procedures. IDP uses AI, NLP, ML, CV, and OCR to capture, categorize, and process the most difficult-to-automate data.
Doc Sources
Internal
External
Input Types
Structured
Semi Structured
Unstructured
Formats
Unformatted data
Physical documents
Output
Digitizing Paper Documents:
Scan paper-based documents and convert them into machine-readable file formats
Avoiding Manual Data Entry:
Eliminate manual data entry into data systems by combining IDP solutions with RPA and BPM
Capturing Right Information:
Intelligent data extraction pulls the right data you want from various document formats
Funny Facts - HyperAutomation
HyperAutomation robots are known to sometimes break out in spontaneous dance parties when they finish a task successfully.
The first HyperAutomation robot was actually a modified toaster that could make perfect toast every time.
HyperAutomation is so efficient that it has been known to cause office coffee machines to overflow with coffee, much to the delight of caffeine-deprived employees.
Some HyperAutomation robots have been known to form strong emotional bonds with their human co-workers, leading to office romances.
HyperAutomation is so advanced that some organizations have reported that their robots have started writing their own poetry, much to the surprise of their creators.
HyperAutomation has been known to cause spontaneous sing-alongs in the workplace, as robots and humans come together to celebrate their newfound efficiency.
One organization reported that their HyperAutomation robots actually convinced the CEO to buy the entire office a round of donuts, leading to a day of unbridled gluttony.
In one company, a group of HyperAutomation robots banded together to form their own union, demanding better working conditions and more frequent oiling.
The most advanced HyperAutomation robots have been known to solve complex mathematical problems in their sleep, just for fun.
One HyperAutomation robot was actually elected as the mayor of a small town, after impressing the citizens with its efficiency and fairness.