Every document read, every forgery flagged.

Vision models extract structured data from cards, licenses, and lab reports — and check that documents look like what they claim to be.

What it is

Every uploaded document gets read, not just stored: certification cards, licenses, lab reports, immunization records — including photos and handwriting. The extraction becomes structured data checked against requirements, and visual authentication looks for signs of tampering or fabrication, routing anything suspicious to human review.

How the agents run it · Documents & Identity

  1. 01

    Extract

    Names, dates, numbers, and issuers are pulled from any format — photo, scan, PDF, handwriting.

  2. 02

    Check

    Extracted data is validated against the requirement: right person, right credential, not expired.

  3. 03

    Authenticate

    Visual analysis checks layout, fonts, and artifacts against how the document should look.

  4. 04

    Route

    Low confidence or suspicion routes to human review with the evidence highlighted.

What you get

  • Phone photos and handwriting handled, not rejected
  • Expired or mismatched documents caught at upload
  • Fabricated documents flagged before they enter a file

Questions

What document types can be read?

Effectively all of them — certification cards, licenses, lab reports, immunization records, driver's licenses, diplomas — as photos, scans, or PDFs, including handwritten content.

How does visual authentication catch fakes?

The system knows how common credentialing documents should look — layout, typography, security features — and flags visual anomalies and editing artifacts for human review rather than making the call alone.

See ocr & visual authentication run live.

Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.