A grimy 1950s carbon copy form presents a massive problem for standard software. The background noise (yellowed paper, coffee stains, ink bleed) confuses the letter shapes.
A construction firm scans a rolled-up blueprint from 1982. The paper is wavy, and there are handwritten notes in pencil mixed with printed ink. finereader abbyy extra quality
ABBYY has invested decades in document AI. Recent versions (FineReader PDF 15 and 16) include: A grimy 1950s carbon copy form presents a
You might be thinking, "Do I really need Extra Quality? I scan receipts fine." Let’s look at three scenarios where Standard OCR fails catastrophically, and FineReader ABBYY Extra Quality saves the day. The paper is wavy, and there are handwritten
An adjuster scanned a crumpled car registration card (water damaged). Standard OCR read the VIN as "1HGBH4" because the "4" had a hole in the paper. FineReader ABBYY Extra Quality used the context of "Vehicle Identification Number" and the standard VIN formula (17 chars, no 'O', no 'I') to correctly identify the smudged character as a 'J'.