train-ticket-ocr

To extract data from Chinese train ticket images for reimbursement, use OCR to capture structured fields like ticket number, stations, fare, and passenger details into JSON format. This removes manual reading work for travel management and invoice review.

Yes, you can parse railway e-tickets from PDF and OFD files. The extraction process supports image URLs and electronic travel receipts, capturing invoice-related fields for consistent JSON output suitable for downstream storage and audit.

From paper train tickets, you can capture ticket number, train number, stations, date, time, fare, seat class, seat number, passenger name, and masked ID details. This applies to both red and blue physical train ticket formats.

You convert travel tickets into system-ready JSON format by applying gateway-authenticated OCR access to prioritize multi-input handling. This returns consistent JSON output for station, train, fare, seat, passenger, and invoice fields without manual re-entry.

Yes, invoice extraction for Chinese railway e-tickets requires gateway-authenticated OCR access to ensure accurate retrieval of invoice fields. This setup is necessary to process electronic travel receipts across various file inputs.