Oil and Gas Document Extraction demo
Say what you need from a messy handover package, and the engineering data analyst gets a table where each cell points to its place on the page. 1:23
What the demo shows
Pulls cited fields and tables from scanned, mixed oil and gas documents, for engineering teams.
A package opens as pages. The person says what they need in plain words. An agent proposes the columns, then fills one table where each cell points to its place on the page, and shows where reading was hard. A person decides each doubtful value with a reason, a second person checks and signs, and only signed rows leave.
Transcript
- Oil and Gas Document Extraction turns messy engineering files into one table.
- It is for data analysts and discipline leads.
- One 2024 study read old image while records only about 70% write.
- You say what you need, and agree the columns first.
- Agents read stamps, pen marks, and faded scans into one table.
- Every cell shows its page.
- A pen changed this rating, so it waits.
- Hard spots show this test pressure is faded.
- The agent is 62% sure.
- The analyst corrects it to 3,500, citing the daily report.
- A disciplined lead agrees each decision, then signs.
- Only signed rows reach your systems.
- In this sample, people were asked to check 412 of 8,848 values, built on Botminds, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.