The IRIS Blog: Updates & Insights
AI Inside PDFs: What Users Actually Want — and What IT Worries About
The debate over AI inside PDFs looks simple on the surface, but the real tension runs deeper. It is about trust, control and who gets to shape the future of document intelligence. Most organizations...
Why Most Enterprise Automation Stacks Are Architecturally Incomplete
Enterprise automation stacks still look like a tidy diagram. Documents come in, systems do the work, data flows out.
Why Intelligent Document Processing Is the Next Big Automation Leap
Most automation programs hit a wall once they digitize and move data. RPA (Robotic Process Automation) sped up repetitive tasks. OCR turned paper into text. Workflow systems linked systems.
The smallest governments in Europe are running the most paper-dependent workflows. And the software market has decided that’s fine.
Walk into the administrative office of a French commune with 4,000 inhabitants and ask to see how they process a building permit application.
API-First IDP: Wiring Document Intelligence Into a Live Workflow Without the Glue Code Graveyard
Every integrator has seen it. A document AI proof of concept demos well, then dies in the gap between "it extracted the invoice" and "it posts a validated line item to the customer's ERP, every time...
78% of Enterprises Run GenAI in Document Processing. Far Fewer Run It in Production.
The number looks like a finish line. 78% of enterprises are now operational with AI in intelligent document processing.¹ Read that as a win and you misread it.
What Makes a Document Intelligence SDK Enterprise-Ready? A Technical Checklist for Integrators
Evaluating an OCR or document capture SDK is straightforward until you move past the demo. Recognition accuracy looks good on a clean scan. Integration takes a few hours. The documentation is...
Newsletter Week 20 SoSa Hybrid Documents Are the New Normal. And Most AP Systems Still Can’t Handle Them
AP teams are not losing time to bad software but they are losing time to a workflow built for a document world that no longer exists.
The Paperless Office Was a Promise. Portable Scanning Is How You Actually Get There.
The paperless office has been the plan since the 1970s. Fifty years later, most organizations are still printing, filing, and manually processing documents at a scale that would surprise anyone who...