Sourcing field guide
Building an invoice extraction evaluation set
Specify invoice fields, layout variation, and evidence so extraction results mean something beyond a headline accuracy number.
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Original guides to business datasets: source selection, collection design, annotations, evaluation, and project review.
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Sourcing field guide
Specify invoice fields, layout variation, and evidence so extraction results mean something beyond a headline accuracy number.
Sourcing field guide
Plan a document set that tests reconciliation across purchase orders, invoices, and receiving records.
Sourcing field guide
A practical field guide to names, meanings, units, permitted values, and missingness in business records.
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Assess key uniqueness, unmatched records, and cardinality before treating related tables as a usable dataset.
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Turn “varied documents” into a measurable sampling plan for document understanding.
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Connect business questions to specific source passages and clear answerability decisions.
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Trace how documents were created, selected, transformed, and packaged before evaluating their suitability.
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Separate operational realism, controlled variation, and the evaluation claims each source can support.
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Compare document types, sectors, languages, periods, and organizations without relying on a single record count.
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Define entities, evidence, ambiguity, and review rules before labeling business documents.
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Describe exclusions, transformations, and review evidence before business records reach a model workflow.
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Distinguish repeated files, revised artifacts, and legitimate recurring transactions.
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Build evaluation periods that reflect what information a model would actually have at prediction time.
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Explain blanks and gaps before treating a table as ready for training or evaluation.
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Define variants, attributes, descriptions, and historical changes for catalog understanding tasks.
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Scope solicitations, supplier responses, orders, and supporting documents as distinct business artifacts.
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Evaluate headers, cells, merged structures, and numeric meaning as separate parts of table understanding.
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Define threads, attachments, chronology, and review boundaries for email-based enterprise tasks.
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Make files, records, schemas, and versions easy to reconcile before a collection enters your workflow.
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Build document labels that reflect content, workflow roles, and ambiguous cases.
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Scope reporting tables as extraction and reasoning material with explicit periods, units, and source evidence.
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Define issue histories, labels, and outcomes without leaking later information into earlier decisions.
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Measure language coverage at document and field level, including mixed-language business records.
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Turn a small sample into a structured decision about fit, quality, and the next sourcing step.
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Give a data partner the task, evidence, and acceptance details needed for a productive first conversation.
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Define document families, layouts, languages, labels, and sensitive-data handling.
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Evaluate record meaning, missing fields, identifiers, dates, and source documentation.
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