We have so many products in the market to extract data from structured (such as documents, and images) and unstructured (such as handwriting, HTML, and emails). Which Intelligent Document Processing Solutions (a.k.a OCR) would you recommend?

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Director of IT in Finance (non-banking)3 years ago

We have used Hyperscience and see pretty good results compared to other options (especially around handwriting and unstructured)

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no title3 years ago

Thank you Briggs for sharing this info.  Do you have the contact details of this organization?  If so, can you please share it.  I would like to get a demo for this product. 

Director of IT in Manufacturing3 years ago

(1) ABBYY FlexiCapture
(2) CMR+ by Anyworks
(3) UiPath Business Automation
(4) SS&C Blue Prism Enterprise
(5) Automation 360
(6) DocDigitizer PowerCapture
(7) OpenText Intelligent Capture

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