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- Overview
 - Getting started
 - Activities
 - Insights dashboards
 - Document Understanding Process
 - Quickstart tutorials
- Extracting data from receipts
 - Invoices retrained with one additional field
 - Extracting data from Forms
 - Create a new automation starting from a file
 
 - Framework components
 - ML packages
- Overview
 - Document Understanding - ML package
 - DocumentClassifier - ML package
 - ML packages with OCR capabilities
 - 1040 - ML package
 - 1040 Schedule C - ML package
 - 1040 Schedule D - ML package
 - 1040 Schedule E - ML package
 - 1040x - ML package
 - 3949a - ML package
 - 4506T - ML package
 - 709 - ML package
 - 941x - ML package
 - 9465 - ML package
 - ACORD125 - ML package
 - ACORD126 - ML package
 - ACORD131 - ML package
 - ACORD140 - ML package
 - ACORD25 - ML package
 - Bank Statements - ML package
 - Bills Of Lading - ML package
 - Certificate of Incorporation - ML package
 - Certificate of Origin - ML package
 - Checks - ML package
 - Children Product Certificate - ML package
 - CMS 1500 - ML package
 - EU Declaration of Conformity - ML package
 - Financial Statements - ML package
 - FM1003 - ML package
 - I9 - ML package
 - ID Cards - ML package
 - Invoices - ML package
 - Invoices Australia - ML package
 - Invoices China - ML package
 - Invoices Hebrew - ML package
 - Invoices India - ML package
 - Invoices Japan - ML package
 - Invoices Shipping - ML package
 - Packing Lists - ML package
 - Payslips - ML package
 - Passports - ML package
 - Purchase Orders - ML package
 - Receipts - ML package
 - Remittance Advices - ML package
 - UB04 - ML package
 - Utility Bills - ML package
 - Vehicle Titles - ML package
 - W2 - ML package
 - W9 - ML package
 
- Other Out-of-the-box ML Packages
 - Public endpoints
 - Traffic limitations
 - OCR Configuration
 
 - Pipelines
 - OCR services
 - Supported languages
 - Deep Learning
 - Data and security
 - Licensing
 

Document Understanding User Guide
Last updated Oct 15, 2025
Automate your document processing tasks by using the Extraction Automation Builder to create a Studio Web workflow. You only need a document to start with, then you can use the suggested, pre-configured activities.
Select Create automation from the main page of Document
               UnderstandingTM for Automation CloudTM to access the Extraction Automation Builder.
            
               
               
            
            
         
         
         Perform the following steps to initiate a new extraction automation:
- Upload a document. Once the
                  document is uploaded, the document type is automatically detected, with a 0-100%
                  confidence. Manually select the document type if the automatic detection was
                  incorrect.
                  Note: Make sure that the document's format is either JPG, PDF, or PNG. The document can have a size of maximum 14 MB and 20 pages.
Special characters, such as # or &, are not supported in the name of the file.
 - Expand the Optional configurations menu for advanced settings.
 - Add a custom project name and description.(optional).
 - Choose if the extracted data should be validated or not (optional).
 - Select Create Workflow.
 
Once you create a new workflow, you can view it by performing the following steps:
- Access Studio Web.
 - Select the Projects tab.
 - Select your automation project.
 
Once opened, your project should look like this:
               
                  
                  
               
               
            
            
         You can now run your project so that data can be extracted and validated.
- Select Run to run the project.
 - Open Action Center and assign the action to yourself. The running workflow is suspended until you complete the task in Action Center.
 - Select Resume to resume running your workflow.
 - Once completed, you can check all the extracted
                  data in the right panel.