SPIRITTOCR Web Service

OCR Web Service
Paper archives, searchable at last

SPIRITT sends your scans and images through OCR Web Service, collects the text, output documents and word positions, and builds searchable archives, data entry pipelines and knowledge bases around them, while keeping batches within your page quota.

SPIRITT Workspace input reading Connect me to OCR Web Service, with the OCR Web Service icon in a compact app tile.

What you can do with OCR Web Service.

  • Text, documents and positions

    Recognize scans in the languages you choose and get text, an output document and word coordinates.

  • Batches that fit your quota

    SPIRITT checks remaining pages and plan expiry before every large run.

  • Processing on the record

    Pull processing logs for any date range to reconcile volume and usage.

Get started in three steps.

01

Open your workspace

Start a workspace for records, operations or knowledge management.

A workspace connected to structured data
02

Connect OCR Web Service

Sign in with your OCR Web Service user name and license code, and share the scans to process.

SPIRITT Workspace input reading Connect me to OCR Web Service, with the OCR Web Service icon in a compact app tile.
03

Hand over the archive

Describe what to digitize and where it goes. SPIRITT recognizes, files and keeps processing.

Data, charts, and recurring workflow arrows

Make every scan searchable.

Questions

OCR Web Service, with SPIRITT.

01What does OCR Web Service return?+
Recognized text, an output document and word coordinates for each image, along with any processing errors. SPIRITT chooses the recognition languages and output settings per job.
02How does SPIRITT handle large archives?+
It checks remaining pages before each run, sizes batches to your quota and processes the most important documents first.
03Can SPIRITT track usage over time?+
Yes. It reads processing logs for any date range and your plan, remaining pages and expiration date.
04What can word coordinates be used for?+
Rebuilding tables, locating specific fields and marking areas for redaction, since every recognized word comes with its position.
05Where can the results go?+
Notion, Confluence, Google Docs and Sheets, SharePoint, Supabase-backed search portals, or systems like Zoho Inventory and MaintainX.
06What do I need to connect?+
Your OCR Web Service user name and license code, plus access to the folders or inboxes holding the scans.
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