Mapping Requirements for Tables in Intelligent Document Reader
When you use tables in Intelligent Document Reader, make sure that each table’s headers
correspond accurately to the relevant object fields in Salesforce. This mapping ensures easy
integration and accurate data extraction from documents.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Automotive Cloud, Consumer Goods Cloud, Education Cloud,
Financial Services Cloud, Health Cloud, Manufacturing Cloud, Media Cloud, Net Zero
Cloud, Nonprofit Cloud, Public Sector Solutions. View product and edition availability.
Intelligent Document Reader is available with the Intelligent Document Reader add-on
license.
Map Table Headers to Object Fields
Each column header in the extracted table must align with a specific field in the
corresponding Salesforce object. For example, if a table extracted from a document lists
Product Name, Price, and Quantity, these headers must map directly to fields such as Product
Name, Price, and Quantity in the Salesforce object.
Supported Table Types
Intelligent Document Reader supports various types of tables for data extraction.
Simple tables with clearly defined rows and columns.
Tables with merged cells but maintain a consistent structure.
Tables with nested rows or columns, provided that the hierarchical structure of the rows
or columns is well defined.
Salesforce Entity Integration
Each row extracted from a table corresponds to a record within a Salesforce entity. This
integration ensures that data extracted from documents is accurately mapped to fields within
Salesforce records.
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