Identifying Your Amazon Textract Use Case (original) (raw)

Amazon Textract offers a variety of operations that apply to different documents. Below is a list of the operations you can perform with Amazon Textract and links to further information on each use case.

• Detecting text only. For more information, see Detecting Text.
• Detecting and analyzing relationships between text. For more information, seeAnalyzing Documents.
• Detecting and analyzing text in invoices and receipts. For more information, seeAnalyzing Invoices and Receipts.
• Detecting and analyzing text in government identity documents. For more information, see Analyzing Identity Documents.
• Detecting and analyzing text in lending documents. For more information, see Analyzing Lending Documents.

Amazon Textract provides you with synchronous operations for processing single-page documents with near real-time responses. For more information, see Processing Documents Synchronously. Amazon Textract also provides asynchronous operations that you can use to process larger, multipage documents. Asynchronous responses aren't in real time. For more information, see Processing Documents Asynchronously.

Amazon Textract provides you with a workflow to automatically classify lending document pages and route them to existing solutions. For more information see Analyzing Lending Documents.

Amazon Textract lets you customize the output of its pretrained Queries feature. With Amazon Textract Custom Queries, you can use your own documents and train an adapter to customize the base model, keeping complete control over your proprietary documents. See Customizing your Queries Responses for more information.

For information regarding the results returned by Analyze Lending, see Analyze Lending Response Objects.

Topics

• Detecting Text
• Analyzing Documents
• Analyzing Invoices and Receipts
• Analyzing Identity Documents
• Analyzing Lending Documents
• Customizing Outputs

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Detecting Text

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