Deterministic validation
Validate Shipping Document Data After OCR
Check extracted container numbers, IMO numbers, ports, dates, weights, package totals and financial arithmetic with reproducible rules. Validation identifies internal inconsistencies; it does not authenticate the issuer.
OCR confidence alone cannot establish whether a shipping value is operationally valid. GainingDocx follows extraction with deterministic checks written in code, giving each issue a reproducible reason and expected value where one can be calculated.
Checks include ISO 6346 container digits, IMO checksums, UN/LOCODE matching, date order, gross-versus-net weight, cargo totals and document-specific financial arithmetic.
How Document Validation Works
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Extract the printed value.
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Run document-specific validation rules.
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Review pass, warning and fail results with explanations.
Shipping Data Validation FAQ
Are validation results generated by AI?
No. The AI reads the document; deterministic code performs checksum, arithmetic, date and reference checks.
Can validation prove that a document is genuine?
No. It detects internal inconsistencies and invalid references, but it does not authenticate an issuer or replace carrier, customs or bank verification.
What happens when a check fails?
The affected field is flagged with a plain-language explanation and, when calculable, the expected value.