AI-Driven Document Processing for Customs and Logistics: Automating Millions of Email-Based Transactions
Keywords:
AI-driven automation, document processing, logistics operationsAbstract
AI-driven document processing is changing Customs and Logistics by automating processes like classification, extraction, and validation of high-volume email-based transactions, and increasing operational efficiency. Traditional logistics workflow is overworked by manual document handling which leads to delays, compliance risks, and increased costs. The objective of this research paper is to examine the integration of Microsoft Azure AI Services and Form Recognizer to streamline document intensive process by using machine learning models for optical character recognition (OCR), entity extraction, and intelligent classification.
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