Rossum, a London-based provider of intelligent document processing (IDP) technology, has launched a new version of its platform that it says increases the accuracy of the data extracted from documents by 25 percent.
The company says its Aurora 1.5 expands the number of languages the platform can instantly learn to more than 270 and is able to process large documents four times as fast as before.
The updated software also includes Rossum Copilot, which leverages generative AI to enable users to make commands in natural language.
“Rossum Aurora 1.5 & Copilot marks a quantum leap in what our AI can achieve for end-to-end document automation,” said Tomas Gogar, CEO of Rossum, in a statement. “With this release, we further enhance our transactional LLM, empowering global enterprises to scale their automation efforts across new languages, regardless of document volume.”