Invoices and receipts
Read purchase invoices, receipts, and supplier statements and move fields into the finance posting queue.
AI services / documents
Turn Persian invoices, contracts, forms, and correspondence into structured data and deliver every item to your existing workflow with a human approval point.

OCR only converts an image to text. Intelligent document processing goes further: it classifies the document, extracts meaningful fields (amount, Jalali date, national ID, contract number) with confidence scores, validates them against reference data, and routes ambiguous cases to a specialist. This service designs both layers.
Read purchase invoices, receipts, and supplier statements and move fields into the finance posting queue.
Extract parties, amounts, dates, obligation and penalty clauses for a searchable archive.
Registration, request, insurance, and case forms with fixed fields, signatures, or stamps.
Classify incoming letters, assign the responsible unit, and draft a reply for review.
Extract card, certificate, and credential data with privacy controls and limited retention.
Digitise paper archives and build a semantic search layer on top.
Extraction accuracy is measured on a real sample from your organisation, not on a prepared demo. Scan quality, handwriting, stamps, and layout variation have the largest effect on results.
A representative sample of each document type, including poor and exceptional cases, is prepared with unnecessary data removed.
A combination of Persian OCR, a language model, and validation rules (for example line totals matching the grand total) per field.
Each field carries a confidence score; below the threshold it goes to the exception queue, not to automatic posting.
Structured output is delivered to a controlled file, work queue, or the software interface of the current system.
Per-field accuracy, specialist correction rate, and processing time are compared with the manual baseline.
Ask about Persian assistants, document automation, or how to start a pilot.
There is no fixed number; accuracy depends on scan quality, font or handwriting, stamps, and layout. That is why we report per-field accuracy on your real sample, and critical fields are always protected by a confidence threshold and human review.
Handwriting can be evaluated but its error rate is higher than printed text. For handwritten fields we usually recommend a combination of automatic extraction and human confirmation, and the pilot shows which fields are worth automating.
Structured output (JSON or CSV) can be delivered to an accounting system, office automation, an archive, or a work queue. The connection type is decided after reviewing the current system and access requirements.
The deployment model is assessed against each organisation's security requirements; processing on your own infrastructure or hosting inside Iran is available, and the data flow is documented before the project starts.
A bounded pilot on one document type usually takes a few weeks and ends with a report on accuracy, exception rate, and processing time. Expansion to other documents follows a decision based on that report.
Specify the document type, monthly volume, current handling time, exceptions, and approval point. Discovery may lead to a pilot or a clear decision not to proceed.