Agentic extraction
Agentic document extraction means the system does the job a document operations team does: decide what the file is, pull the right fields, compare it with the rest of the packet, and take the next action. INBAT agents work inside your confidence thresholds and SOPs — they do not improvise on regulated data.
A model that returns JSON is not an operation. INBAT agents classify the document, extract against your schema, check seals and signatures, triangulate invoice–packing list–certificate sets, and only then call your API or webhook. Low-confidence lines wait for a person.
Finance, trade, KYC, and shared-services teams drown in the same files every day. Agentic extraction is the difference between a proof of concept and a queue that actually shrinks — because the agent is wired to the systems of record, not a slide deck.
Agents run with zero data retention on public models, private VPC or on-prem options, and an audit trail of scores and reviewer actions. That is how banks, ministries, and exporters can use agentic AI without giving up control.
INBAT (إنبات) is Arabic for germination — the sprouting of a seed. The name is the product thesis: AI should help companies flourish from the documents, workflows, and knowledge they already have, rather than replacing how they operate.
Intelligent document processing is software that turns unstructured files — invoices, IDs, contracts, customs packs, medical forms — into structured, validated data. INBAT IDP reads layouts visually, scores every field, pauses uncertain values for human review, and syncs approved data to ERP, CRM, and accounting systems.
Agentic document extraction goes beyond OCR or a single model call. Agents classify packets, split mixed files, extract fields, verify stamps and signatures, cross-check related documents, and write results into downstream systems according to your rules — with a human in the loop when confidence is low.
Yes. Arabic, English, and Turkish are first-class, including RTL layouts, bilingual invoices, seals, and mixed packets common in GCC trade, government, and banking. Deployments can stay in-region for Saudi PDPL and KVKK requirements.