Audit and framing
Sample the documents, measure extraction difficulty and define the fields and acceptance criteria before building.
Documents become useful when their content reaches your business process as structured, validated data - not as a PDF attachment.
I build OCR and Document AI pipelines on AWS Textract, with tables, forms, layout, LLM extraction where it helps, and full traceability.
A user uploads documents; S3 and Step Functions orchestrate extraction, seven parallel Pydantic AI agents cross-check the fields, then validation and a consolidated report close the run.
Sample the documents, measure extraction difficulty and define the fields and acceptance criteria before building.
Build ingestion, OCR, extraction and validation, then evaluate on a representative case set.
Add monitoring, retries, cost controls and provenance, then hand over the runbook.
Scanned PDFs, born-digital PDFs, forms, invoices, technical reports and multi-page documents with tables. Each corpus needs its own evaluation set.
Both, when it helps. Textract handles tables, forms and layout; language models add structure and interpretation, while validation keeps the output under control.
Each field carries its provenance and a confidence signal. Uncertain values are flagged for review instead of being silently accepted.
The pipeline is designed for traceability: every page, model and result can be audited. Compliance requirements are collected during framing and validated with your team.
Yes. It is built with your account, your IAM policies and your data residency constraints, and it can reuse your existing storage and queues.