Retec OCR
Extracts text and data from PDF and image files using OCR technology.
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- Teams needing to extract text and data from PDF and image documents
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- founding year not on record
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- API
- extract text from PDF and image files into structured formats
- redact sensitive information like phone numbers and ID numbers from documents
- convert scanned documents into searchable text and Excel spreadsheets
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
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Affinda
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fileAI AI OCR
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What is Retec OCR?
Extracts text and data from PDF and image files using OCR technology. It is listed in the Atlas under Analytics.
Who is Retec OCR for?
Teams needing to extract text and data from PDF and image documents
Do people use Retec OCR?
Little sign of use.
What are alternatives to Retec OCR?
In Analytics, by use: DevExpress, Better Analyst, Scavenger AI, Affinda, fileAI AI OCR, Excelmatic.
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