Intelligent GST Invoice
Data Extraction
Global OCR tools fail on Indian taxes. AccuRaik is specifically trained to extract and mathematically validate GSTINs, HSN codes, and tax splits perfectly.
Why do generic OCR tools fail on Indian GST invoices? Generic OCR platforms treat taxes as a generic single field. Indian compliance mandates extracting separate CGST, SGST, and IGST breakdowns, 8-digit HSN/SAC codes, and a validated 15-digit GSTIN. AccuRaik runs mathematical cross-checks (Base Amount + CGST + SGST = Total) to eliminate human entry errors and guarantee 100% GSTR-2B ITC matching.
Why Generic OCR Fails on GST Invoices
If you've tried using generic global OCR tools (like Nanonets or AWS Textract) on Indian invoices, you've likely encountered a major problem: they treat "Tax" as a single field.
Indian compliance requires absolute precision. You cannot just extract a "Total Tax" amount. You must know exactly how much was CGST, SGST, or IGST, and you must validate the 15-character vendor GSTIN to ensure you can claim your Input Tax Credit (ITC).
AccuRaik extracts the following data points by default:
- Vendor Name & Address
- Buyer GSTIN
- Vendor GSTIN (Validated)
- Base/Taxable Value
- Invoice Date & No.
- CGST, SGST, IGST
Built-in Mathematical Validation
AccuRaik doesn't just "read" text; it performs accounting logic. Our system automatically checks if Base Amount + CGST + SGST = Invoice Total. If there is a discrepancy (due to a blurry PDF or vendor math error), the invoice is flagged in red for human review.
GST Extraction FAQs
How does AccuRaik validate Indian GSTIN numbers?
Can it differentiate between Intra-state and Inter-state GST?
Does it extract line-item HSN codes and quantities?
Can extracted GST data be imported into Tally Prime?
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