Power Platform Form Processing with AI Builder and Power Automate Desktop RPA
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- This video covers how you can build and train an AI Builder model to read and understand a form. This includes both digital text and handwritten text.
I'll then show how you can take the results from AI Builder and automatically populate a web application to automate data entry and save you time.
I've included the sample form and form data I use for this demo on my GitHub repository below,
github.com/SteveWinward/Power...
The sample web app I use to fill out with Power Automate Desktop RPA can be found on GitHub below,
github.com/SteveWinward/Legac...
More details on AI Builder can be found on the online docs page below,
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ai-b...
Intro: (0:00)
Demo: (1:21)
Create AI Builder Model: (4:20)
Test AI Builder Model: (7:20)
Power Automate Desktop RPA: (8:25)
Power Automate Cloud Flow: (12:01)
Wrap Up: (13:32) - Наука
Dhruvin's session got me here. 10/10 for your work, Steve. Looking forward for more interesting stuff from you :)
Thank you!
Great video Steve!!!!
Awesome stuff Steve just what I needed.
Great to hear!
I would give this video 10 likes if I could, thank you so much!
Glad you found it helpful!
Hello Steve, Thanks for this video how you can avoid duplicate records and how you can update a record if already exist in the target app
Does Google have a competitor to this that we can do the same thing on?
Hello Steve, how to trigger a particular collection (if contains multiple collection) in Ai builder.. Means when we upload different documents, bot has to go and trigger the right collection. How could?
Have you ever come across this issue when using AI builder and Power automate? I am pulling 300+ fields from my PDF files.
The dynamic schema response from API 'commondataserviceforapps' operation 'GetPredictionSchema' is too large, only schemas with at most '1024' properties are supported.
I’ve not seen that issue myself. I’ve only used AI Builder with up to around 30 fields before. One thought you may want to try. You could try to create different Form Processing models for different sections of the form. This would allow you to break up the form into smaller chunks and then not hit the limits you are seeing now. If this is something that works id love to hear from you so I can share with other folks about this workaround!
Hello Steve, does Form Processing work with legal documents that is largely paragraphs of text and I want to extract key phrases from it (say for instance Solicitor name, Case Description, Comments etc)?
Take a look at the different model types available in AI Builder. Entity extraction and key phrase extraction are two models you may be able to use for that.
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ai-builder/model-types#model-types
Hi. I would like to know if i could use this method without having premium?
You need a premium license if you want to combine local Power Automate Desktop RPA processes with cloud Power Automate flows.