Tapi automates property maintenance invoice processing with Nanonets Invoice OCR
Tapi manually processed large volumes of property maintenance invoices each month across hundreds of agencies, which was a major bottleneck in turnaround time. An outsourced data entry model proved unscalable and could not keep up with Tapi's rapid growth.
Tapi's outsourced data entry model was unscalable and unable to keep pace with the company's rapid growth.
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Nanonets Invoice OCR extracts required invoice fields correctly 94% of the time, the integration was operational within a week, is maintained by a non-technical staff member, and Tapi reports massive gains in savings and productivity.
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What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
Nanonets Invoice OCR extracts required invoice fields correctly 94% of the time, the integration was operational within a week, is maintained by a non-technical staff member, and Tapi reports massive gains in savings…
What tools did this team use?
Nanonets, Invoice OCR.
What results were reported?
AI extraction accuracy: 94%; Integration deployment time: a week; Issue resolution time: ~15 mins; Savings and productivity gains: massive gains in savings and productivity (source-reported, not independently verified).
What failed first in this deployment?
Tapi's outsourced data entry model was unscalable and unable to keep pace with the company's rapid growth.
How is this invoice processing AI workflow structured?
Invoice OCR capture → AI field extraction → Field population checks → Continuous model retraining.
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