Everything here is rule-based: values are substituted into your own approved file, and every finding is proved from the text itself. The same input always gives the same result.
What it has learned here, and teaching it a new type from approved examples.
Explanation for non-submissionTOA CORPORATION
8 fields · learned from 2 examples
Declaration for Condition 8TOA CORPORATION
1 field · learned from 2 examples
Explanation of Related Party Transaction-Operating expensesTOA CORPORATION
12 fields · learned from 2 examples
Authorization LetterTOA CORPORATION
10 fields · learned from 4 examples
Non Submission of Tax Clearance CertificateSanyo Engineering & Construction Branch office
2 fields · learned from 2 examples
Explanation for waiver of condition no. 8 of BIDA Branch Office permission letterSanyo Engineering & Construction Branch office
5 fields · learned from 4 examples
BIDA Application for Waiver 8Sanyo Engineering & Construction Branch office
6 fields · learned from 6 examples
Application for Cancellation of Waiver 8Sanyo Engineering & Construction Branch office
6 fields · learned from 2 examples
Authorization LetterSanyo Engineering & Construction Branch office
6 fields · learned from 7 examples
Declaration LetterJGC Corporation
3 fields · learned from 2 examples
BIDA Application for Waiver 7JGC Corporation
7 fields · learned from 2 examples
Board resolution of Head officeAPECO (Asia Project Engineering Pte. Ltd.)
3 fields · learned from 2 examples
BIDA Application for Weaver 7APECO (Asia Project Engineering Pte. Ltd.)
2 fields · learned from 2 examples
Pick two or more approved documents of the same kind that differ only in their details — three notices for different shareholders, say. Comparing them shows which parts are the format and which are the facts. The first one you tick is the base, and every draft is built from that exact file, so drafts keep its letterhead and layout.