Document Matching + Form Extraction (VLOOKUP)
It would be very helpful if DataSnipper could essentially perform a VLOOKUP based on snipped data. For example, if a text snip or form extraction scrapes an employee's name from the sample supporting documentation, the tool would then automatically pull in the job title of the approver (based on a separate HR Excel listing that we can also import into DataSnipper), and input it into the cell in the adjacent column. The idea would be that as employee names are populated from the supporting documentation, the associated job title would be pulled in automatically (basically a VLOOKUP but native to DataSnipper). We’d love to see in a future update!
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Bram Van Den Steen commented
In our job as external auditor we regulary check internal consistancy between orders, delivery notes and invoices. It would be really usefull if this could be automated. DataSnipper could check the client/suppliers information, match the delivery note number with the invoice and check wether the item code, item description and delivered quantities are the same as what was invoiced. More than sometimes, multiple delivery notes are invoiced at once so to be able to search trough multiple invoices, delivery notes would be a great addition.
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Anonymous commented
During a contract review we wanted to check, if specific T&Cs are included in the contract. The clause in the contract is shown in 4 rows. When I use document matching, only the first row is extracted. This leads to false positives as errors of course could be in row 2 or 3. Document matching therefore should also "read further" and extract the whole paragraph
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Cyril commented
I'm looking to enhance our current document matching capabilities with a feature that closely resembles the VLOOKUP function in Excel but extends this functionality to search within documents. The feature would streamline the process of verifying numerical amounts or specific data points against those listed within a given document.
The envisioned feature would work as follows: A user would input a unique identifier (e.g., a policy number, transaction ID, etc.), and the system would then locate this identifier within a selected document. Upon successful identification, it would prompt the user to define the data extraction parameters, allowing for the automatic retrieval of associated figures or information adjacent to or linked with the identifier, such as amounts or dates.
This feature would not only expedite the verification process by combining two steps into one but would also enhance accuracy and efficiency across various types of documents and use cases.
Impact:
Streamlines data verification processes across different document types
Reduces the need for multiple manual checks
Ensures higher data accuracy and efficiency -
Anonymous commented
Very useful functionality. Would be great to have it developed.
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Anonymous commented
Very important functionality to better performance.
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Candide Verbruggen commented
It would be very nice if DS can match samples to underlying documents with document matching and then extract extra fields that are needed but not yet in the sample data (f.e. with invoice extraction)