Resources

Resources

Research, guides, answers and a way to test the product. What you need to evaluate AI automation properly.

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What this section is for

Learn enough to evaluate, then evaluate

The rest of the site says what PTAS AI can do, what we solve, what we built and where it applies. This section is for the work you have to do before you believe any of it.

Learn

Guides, FAQ, glossary, blog

What the terms mean, what usually goes wrong in AP and document processing, where agentic AI differs from RPA in practice, and what we would not automate. Opinionated on purpose; a guide that agrees with everyone is not worth reading.

Evaluate

Benchmark, assessment, document test

Three tools that return something concrete: a score, a breakdown or a set of extracted fields. None of them needs an account. The scoring is our own methodology and is labelled as such on every page that uses it.

Then

A demo on your documents

By the time you ask for one, you should know which process, which document types, which systems and which controls you care about. The tools above exist so the demo is specific rather than a tour.

Where to start

Start with the process that costs you the most hours.

Not the one that is easiest to automate. The benchmark will tell you whether that process is ready; the document test will tell you whether its paperwork is readable; the guide will tell you what to insist on. Twenty minutes, in that order.

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  1. 01

    Run the benchmark

    Seven minutes. It tells you which of the seven dimensions is holding the others back.

  2. 02

    Test a document

    Pick the ugliest invoice you have. If DocPro reads that one, the clean ones are not a question.

  3. 03

    Read the guide for your process

    AP, GST, document processing or human review. Each one ends with how to test it on your own paper.

How we write here

What you will not find in this section

No invented numbers

Figures only where we can show the working

We quote one accuracy figure on the whole site, on the DocPro pages, with its conditions attached. Everything else is described, not scored. If a page gives a timeline it is labelled as an indicative range.

No competitor tables

We describe what we built, not what others did not

The guides explain how to evaluate any vendor on your own documents, including us. That is a better use of your time than a feature grid we wrote ourselves.

No gate on the basics

Nothing here asks for an account

The benchmark asks for a name and work email so we can send the result; research and marketing consent are separate boxes and both are optional. The document test asks for nothing but the file.

Next step

Seven Minutes Tells You Where to Look First

The benchmark scores seven dimensions and names the one that is holding the rest back. Start there, then test a document, then ask for a demo that is about your process.