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Grooper

Grooper is a patented artificial intelligence software platform designed to read and process all forms of physical and electronic documents. It enhances document images, uses OCR to extract text (including text split across columns, tables, images, or stamps), and applies intelligent data extraction to classify document types and pull out fields like invoice numbers, dates, and names. Extracted data and images can be integrated into a customer's line-of-business software, content repository, or file share. Grooper is built and maintained entirely in-house by BIS with no outside funding.

What it's for

Image processing/enhancement of scanned document imagesOCR extraction of text from complex layouts (columns, tables, images, stamps)Automatic classification of document typesExtraction of data fields such as invoice numbers, case numbers, dates, and namesNaming and organizing digital files based on extracted dataIntegration of extracted data into line-of-business software, document repositories, or file sharesOil and Gas Lease Data AnalysisNon-Operator Oil and Gas Joint Venture data processingTruth-in-Lending compliance reviewExplanation of Benefits processingAcademic transcript processingGovernment records digitization and search

Features 8

Automated data extraction (invoice numbers, case numbers, dates, names, etc.)
Dynamic OCR-based data extraction with data element profiles and overrides (patented)
Image processing/enhancement of document scans
Integration with line-of-business software, content repositories, or file shares
Intelligent, AI-based document classification
Optical character recognition (OCR)
Patented optical character recognition technology
Reads documents like a human, capturing text split across columns, tables, images, or stamps

At a glance

Forbusinesses, universities, government agencies

CompanyBusiness Imaging Systems, Inc. · 1986

Complianceself-reported

PCISOC II Type IIPRISM Privacy+Sarbanes Oxley (SOX)HIPAA

Pricing

No software pricing is disclosed for Grooper itself; the only cost figures given ('3–12 cents per page') refer to BIS's outsourced document scanning service, not Grooper licensing.