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Ten-Receipt OCR Review Example

Review a completed ten-record receipt archive where each source image remains attached to structured and plain-text extraction.

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Kition receipt OCR table showing source receipt images and extracted structured fields

Scenario

The specific job behind this example

An operator needs to turn mixed receipt photos into searchable records while retaining a clear human correction step.

Representative completed values

Real fields and representative values

Table
FileVendorAddressCategoryCurrency
strong flour.jpgSTRONG FLOUR30 East Coast Road, SingaporeFoodSGD
Receipt_California.jpgBOULEVARDOne Mission Street, San FranciscoFoodUSD

Input

What the work started with

  • Ten receipt images from different merchants.
  • A defined schema for vendor, address, category, JSON, and OCR text.
  • A reviewer responsible for ambiguous values.

Output

What the completed workspace contains

  • Ten traceable receipt records.
  • Searchable merchant and category fields.
  • Structured JSON and full OCR text beside each source image.
Human review

The result is complete only after these checks.

A generated field, copied record, or finished diagram is not automatically correct. These checks define the minimum acceptance boundary for this example.

Validation checklist

  • There is exactly one record per source receipt.
  • Currency, vendor, address, date, tax, and total are checked when present.
  • Incomplete records remain visible and do not block valid receipts.

Reproduce the result

Receipt OCR Table Template

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