Our customers need us to extract structured data from a strikingly inconsistent set of documents, and we could not do it without Impira. Meanwhile, they're really attentive to our support needs and receptive to feature requests. Again, there's no alternative to Impira if you're trying to embed document processing in your product. We were trying to make it work with Rossum and paid for a year (and it was horribly expensive) and got nothing in return. We never spent the 100 man hours to annotate 500 documents to train their AI. With Impira, you have a trained AI after annotating a single document. I suppose that's the cherry on top. I'm an engineer, however, and I benefit primarily from how easy it is to embed their service in our system - via API and webhooks, etc. Do yourself a favor and try it out.

Bien mis en œuvre extraction de données basée sur des paires clé-valeur et des modèles

Il complète l'outil ML que nous utilisons pour l'optimisation des coûts. Nous avons extrait des données non structurées, et c'était un processus manuel ; dans une certaine mesure, nous avons pu le minimiser.