israeli-receipt-scanner
Israeli Receipt Scanner
Instructions
Step 1: Prepare the Receipt Image or Text
Identify the input format. The receipt may be provided as:
- A photographed or scanned image (JPEG, PNG, PDF)
- Raw OCR text already extracted by another tool
- A digital receipt in plain text or HTML format
If the input is an image, use vision capabilities to read the text. Israeli receipts typically contain a mix of Hebrew (right-to-left) and English (left-to-right) text, along with numbers. Pay attention to bidirectional text rendering, as merchant names are usually in Hebrew while product codes and amounts use Latin numerals.
Step 2: Identify the Document Type
Determine whether the document is:
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