Extract text from PDF Residential Lease Agreement
Simple instructions on the way to Extract text from PDF Residential Lease Agreement
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How to Extract text from PDF Residential Lease Agreement
This screencast demonstrates how to convert form-based PDF contracts into structured data by creating a document parser. The tutorial focuses on extracting key information, such as main dates and checkbox values, from a standardized lease agreement. We begin by creating a new document parser and selecting "standardized contracts." Sample contracts are uploaded to establish parsing rules. The first rule created extracts the signatory's name by drawing a selection box over the relevant area, utilizing a text manipulation filter to separate the full name into first and last names. The second rule aims to extract the signatory's date of birth by selecting a date preset and outlining the corresponding location in the document.
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