Can I Compare Two PDFs for Discrepancies?

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Asked By SillyPineapple92 On

I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to compare two unstructured documents, specifically a Purchase Order and an Invoice. I know I can extract text from both documents, but I want to confirm if there's a way to actually analyze their data to find any discrepancies.

6 Answers

Answered By InnovativeNinja45 On

Check out the GitHub repo for a solution accelerator that combines Document Intelligence with Azure OpenAI. It could be really useful for your needs!

Answered By CuriousOcelot12 On

Have you looked at Egnyte's document comparison features? They let you compare documents and highlight differences, which can really help you track changes and maintain consistency across versions. Let me know if this fits your use case!

Answered By WittyWoodpecker33 On

You might want to check out the new agent orchestration feature in Foundry. It sets up two agents to extract data from each type of document and then uses a third agent to compare them. Pretty neat!

Answered By CleverCactus78 On

Absolutely! You can effectively tackle this by using Document Intelligence along with the Azure OpenAI service. First, extract the data from both documents using Document Intelligence, and then use GPT-4 to handle the comparison. If you prefer a no-code approach, you can also orchestrate the whole process through Logic Apps. This way, you can automate it without writing any code. Feel free to ask if you have any more questions about this!

Answered By TechyTurtle11 On

Yes, it’s definitely possible using SearchAI Assist. It’s designed for such tasks and can help you with the comparison! You might want to check it out.

Answered By DoubtfulDolphin86 On

In short, no. The task is quite complex — you'd need to create a program that can truly understand the content of each document to compare them, and even then, it may not be reliable.

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