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Automation 2025: document control automation software
automation — 2025 trends in document and workflow automation In 2025 automation has moved from optional to essential for document teams. Companies now adopt tools that automate repetitive work, and they free staff for higher‑value tasks. For example, a McKinsey estimate shows document automation can reduce time spent on document tasks by 30–50%. That kind […]
OCR: Automate quote-to-order and purchase orders
ocr and AI ocr: how quote to cash gains speed OCR stands for optical character recognition and it turns images of text into usable strings. AI ocr goes further. It adds pattern recognition, context, and field-level learning. Together, they speed the quote to cash lifecycle from RFQ and quote through order, invoice, and cash. For […]
Credit note OCR for invoice processing
ocr and optical character recognition: what ocr technology does for invoice and credit note processing Optical character recognition turns printed and handwritten text into machine-readable text. It reads images, and then converts them into a digital format that systems can use. Modern OCR uses AI and deep learning to recognise diverse layouts, and it also […]
OCR for CMR documents and waybills
process: document processing workflows for cmr documents and logistics documents First, this chapter outlines a clear process that moves a paper CMR or waybill through capture, OCR, validation and final output. The intake begins with scanning, or a mobile capture, then moves into pre-processing. Scans are deskewed, denoised and cropped to improve recognition. Next, automated […]
Bill of lading OCR to automate data extraction
bill of lading: why efficient bill of lading processing matters in logistics The bill of lading sits at the center of international shipping. It acts as a receipt, as a contract, and as a legal document that transfers title. Slow bill of lading processing creates clear business pain. Teams face delays in invoicing, customs clearance […]
Proof of delivery OCR with AI automation
ocr and AI: what proof of delivery ocr does First, next, then, also, in addition, however, therefore, consequently, thus, likewise, meanwhile, subsequently, notably, similarly, finally, for example, instead, as a result, accordingly, besides, moreover, still, hence, nonetheless, otherwise, otherwise, subsequently, accordingly, finally, then, next, first. OCR + AI convert delivery notes, dockets and photos into […]
