Document Intelligence
End to End Procesisng Workflow

End-to-End Document Intelligence Workflow

Overview

Document Intelligence transforms complex document processing through seamless integration of three specialized services: Training, Multimodal Extraction, and Intelligent Work Management. Understanding how these services work together is key to implementing effective document automation solutions.

The end-to-end workflow demonstrates how Document Intelligence moves from initial configuration through autonomous processing while maintaining complete visibility and control throughout the document lifecycle.

Service Integration Flow

Training Service

Configures document understanding:

  • Define document types
  • Configure document formats
  • Train extraction accuracy

Multimodal Extraction Service

Transforms documents into structured data:

  • Classifies incoming documents
  • Extracts data using trained configurations
  • Validates and stores results

Work Management Service

Orchestrates autonomous processing:

  • Creates work items from processed documents
  • Distributes work to specialized agents
  • Manages human collaboration when needed

Complete Processing Lifecycle

Processing Scenarios

Let's examine common end-to-end processing flows:

Standard Processing Flow

  1. Document arrives in S3
  2. Extraction pipeline processes document
  3. Work item created automatically
  4. Agent processes autonomously
  5. Results stored and archived

Standard flows complete without human intervention, maximizing automation efficiency.

Collaboration Required Flow

  1. Document processed through pipeline
  2. Agent identifies collaboration need
  3. Human expert engaged with context
  4. Resolution captured and validated
  5. Processing continues automatically

Rich context enables efficient human collaboration when needed.

Exception Handling Flow

  1. Processing issue detected
  2. Error context captured
  3. Appropriate handlers notified
  4. Resolution path determined
  5. Processing resumed or redirected

Best Practices

Next Steps