Receipt
Use our pre-trained Receipt model or adjust with the fields you need with Mindee V2.
Here is a quick demo of Mindee V2's Receipt model:
Why Use Mindee for Receipts?
Receipts vary immensely in format, country, language, and quality. Mindee simplifies extraction and ensures high reliability by enabling you to:
Handle global formats: Our model is trained on receipts from over 50 countries, automatically extracting data points regardless of local layout or language.
Process poor quality inputs: Robustly extracts data from scanned documents, mobile photos, and even handwritten text on certain fields.
Capture detailed line items: Accurately extract complex, nested data like individual line items, quantities, and prices for granular expense tracking.
Get structured output with zero configuration: Start instantly with a pre-trained model that extracts standard fields like total amount, date, vendor name, and expense category.
Two Ways to Start Using the Receipt Model
Mindee offers two paths to start extracting data from receipts:
1. Choose Receipt from Our Catalog
Select the "Receipt" model from our Document Catalog to begin using the pre-trained model immediately. It comes pre-configured to extract all standard financial and descriptive fields (merchant name, total, date, line items, etc.) with high accuracy.
2. Customize the Model via Data Schema
You can instantly tailor the pre-trained model to your exact needs. By navigating to the Data Schema interface, you can:
Add new fields that are unique to your documents (e.g., internal identifiers, specific customer IDs).
Delete existing fields that are not relevant to your use case.
Refine the extraction by modifying field types or adding custom instructions for the AI assistant.
Receipt Fields
Documentation for all fields present in the data schema.
Field accessors are used as the keys for accessing the values in the returned data. On the data schema interface, this is the "Field Name".
Field value types indicate how the value is returned by the API. On the data schema interface, this is the "Field Type".
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