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30 K
2 FTE
The client’s back office processed over 2 000 accounting documents per month (invoices and credit notes), each requiring manual data extraction and entry into an EDM system. The documents varied in structure, scan quality, and field layout, which ruled out a simple template-based approach.
Key Requirement
The project started with a detailed analysis of processed documents, including invoice types, data structures, scan quality, and input channels. Based on this, two parallel workstreams were launched:
The effectiveness of the solution was validated over a two-month production period under expert supervision from designated client-side employees.
The proprietary INVOICE Reader module developed by Finture achieved a stable accuracy rate of over 85% across all document types and extracted accounting fields, exceeding the client’s baseline requirements already during the validation phase.
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