Note: This process requires the purchase of a Quick Fields add-on.
This process performs Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to generate text from a specified area of the image. It can be used in Pre-Classification Processing, Identification, Page Processing or Storage Processing. You can draw or specify the coordinates of a box in a particular area of a sample image, and text will be extracted from that area of all the images processed with that OmniPage Zone OCR process. This text, in turn, can be used in a number of different ways. The most common ways to use information extracted from an image via OmniPage Zone OCR are to identify documents and automatically populate fields. OmniPage Zone OCR can also be used to name documents and create folders.
Example: The City of Wonderland configures a session to process building permit applications. Though they are mixed in with other documents, the applications all have "Building Permit Application" written at the top. They create a document class called "Permit Application" and configure an OmniPage Zone OCR process in the Identification tree item to generate text from a region at the top of the page and identify it as belonging to the class if it contains the words "Building Permit Application" at the top.
Example: The City of Wonderland also wants to retrieve other information from the building permit applications and insert it into the fields. They create OmniPage Zone OCR zones in the regions that contain the date and the name of the applicant and insert tokens representing those zones into the document fields. When the documents are processed, the data will be automatically entered into the fields.
To use OmniPage Zone OCR
- Speed: Reduces the amount of time it takes to OCR. Generated text may be less accurate.
- Standard: Neither optimum speed nor optimum accuracy, but between the two.
- Accuracy: Increases OCR quality. Processing time will also be increased.
Tip: 0 degrees represents a standard page with text that reads from left to right. 180 degrees represents a page that appears upside down.
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