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Databricks makes document parsing and extraction REST APIs generally available

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Databricks made its Document Intelligence REST APIs for parsing, classification and extraction generally available, and launched its decisions API for document routing in beta. Applications and agents can call the services when documents arrive to turn their contents into structured data. In a contract workflow, the APIs can structure a file, identify its agreement type and extract parties, effective dates, renewal terms and notice periods. Citations let a lawyer check extracted values against the document. The routing API has beta status while the other three services are generally available.
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