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Odoo OCR Data Fetch 14.0

Odoo OCR Data Fetch

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Technical name	wk_ocr_data_fetch
License	LGPL-3

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Odoo OCR Data Fetching

Fetch data with Optical character recognition in Odoo!

Odoo OCR Data Fetching Module extracts strings from images, so whatever is written in an image can be fetched as a record in Odoo. The user can easily manage records from an image with the help of this module.

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User Guide

https://webkul.com/blog/user-guide-for-odoo-ocr-data-fetching/

Utilizing Odoo's Optical Character Recognition to Manage Records

The time when you had to manually manage the wording of every single document is long gone. Thanks to artificial intelligence, all written content can now be retrieved as a record in Odoo by just scanning a picture.

Your record management activities will be completed 4 times more quickly if you simply purchase the module Odoo OCR Data Fetching. Odoo users have the ability to construct as many templates as they need in order to extract and update data from images into records in the future.

How Can Businesses Benefit from OCR Data Fetching in Odoo?

It reduces human error and typos.
You can use it to digitize an organization's data entry process.
You can retrieve a lot of data quickly, which ultimately benefits your business.
You can use that time for productive things as you don't need to spend it on laborious duties.

Highlighted Features

Retrieves text from Images in Odoo

Make multiple templates to extract and update data

Multiple Languages Support

Allow updating operations

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Detailed Features

Detailed Features List

Below is the list of features Odoo OCR Data Fetching

Fetch Text from an Image via OCR

The module allows you to fetch the text of an image via AI Tool.

Tesseract Optical Character Recognition Engine is used to fetch the text.

Create Multiple Templates to Save the Record

Odoo Users can create multiple templates as per his/her requirements.
Analyze customers' choices.
He/she can use these templates later to extract and update data into a record from an image.

Supports Update Operation

The module Odoo OCR Data Fetching supports update operation only.

Supports Multiple Languages

The module supports all the languages supported by Odoo.
You just need to load your desired language.

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