Systems

Document Processing Agent

Autonomous pipeline utilizing Claude OCR and structured extraction to classify, parse, and route contracts, proposals, and operational documents.

System Architecture Flow

Compact, event-driven flow. Each step is horizontally scalable and instrumented for failure recovery.

Input Process Route Act Output Log

Problem

Operations and legal teams lose thousands of hours manually reading PDFs, extracting key clauses, and copy-pasting data into CRMs or practice management software. Standard OCR templates fail when a document format changes slightly. Human data entry is slow, expensive, and prone to transcription errors.

Without an intelligent extraction layer, documents become a physical bottleneck that halts digital workflows.

Architecture

A resilient extraction pipeline utilizing Vision-Language Models (like Claude 3.5 Sonnet) to read documents contextually. It handles varied formats, extracts structured JSON payloads, validates the data against business rules, and routes the document to the correct system or human reviewer.

Intake Webhook

Receives documents via email parsing, form uploads, or API endpoints. Handles PDF, DOCX, and image formats.

Ingestion

Vision-LLM Extractor

Uses Claude/GPT-4V to read the document contextually. Bypasses rigid OCR templates. Understands tables, messy handwriting, and varied layouts.

Processing

Schema Enforcer

Forces the LLM output into a strict JSON schema (e.g., extracting exactly: ClientName, ContractValue, ExpirationDate, LiabilityClause).

Validation

Confidence Scorer

Evaluates the extraction quality. If the document is blurry or the LLM is uncertain, the agent flags it for human review.

Quality

System Sync

Pushes the extracted structured data into the CRM (HubSpot/Salesforce) or ERP, and uploads the original file to secure storage with metadata tags.

Integration

Human-in-the-Loop UI

Provides a side-by-side dashboard for human reviewers to quickly verify flagged documents and correct extraction errors, training the system.

Interface