Rolf has introduced Russian AI for automatic document recognition

2024: Introduction of Beorg Smart Vision

The car dealer ROLF has implemented Russian AI for automatic recognition of documents. This was announced on April 4, 2024. "Biorg

The company uses automatic processing of documents based on technologies artificial intelligence(AI) to increase operational efficiency: to comply with the requirements of federal law No. 612 on working with, VAT to offer owners favorable conditions when buying transport back funds and to develop cars a market with mileage in. Russia The developer of AI recognition technology is the company. "Biorg

From April 1, 2024, car dealers can apply reduced VAT on the resale of vehicles purchased from owners. This is stated in Federal Law No. 612, which was signed by the President of the Russian Federation. AI for recognizing documents containing data on owners will help to work correctly with VAT.

To do this, the company chose the AI development of Beorg Smart Vision.

Previously, CTCs were processed manually, which increased the risk of errors and incorrect VAT calculation. Subsequent internal bureaucracy to eliminate them reduced business efficiency.

ROLF always complies with the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation and uses digital technologies in order to effectively process the documents necessary for this. The technological partnership with Biorg allows us to follow federal law No. 612, correctly charge VAT, while not spending resources on manual data processing, "said Daria Mikhailova, ROLF project manager.

At the previous stage, the company has already used AI developer technologies to extract information from handwritten consents to the processing of data in dealerships and from employee workbooks.

Our collaboration with ROLF demonstrates that applied AI is already changing our lives for the better, taking on the boring monotonous tasks that underlie many business processes. The cloud service model allows Biorg to flexibly configure and scale the AI service to processes in the client's infrastructure without "eating away" its IT resources, - said Ruslan Aligadzhiev, General Director of Biorg.