Languages, and what ORDODAY has actually tested
Support is not one yes or no. ORDODAY is tested across writing systems, and each capability has its own status. Where it has not been tested, this page says so.
| Language | Read text | Extract invoice fields | Edit and add text | Redact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Tested | Tested | Tested | Tested |
| Thai | Tested | Tested | Tested | Tested |
| Chinese (Simplified) | Beta | Beta | Not supported | Experimental |
| Chinese (Traditional) | Beta | Experimental | Not supported | Experimental |
| Japanese | Beta | Not supported | Not supported | Experimental |
| Korean | Beta | Not supported | Not supported | Experimental |
| Vietnamese | Beta | Not supported | Experimental | Experimental |
| German, French, Spanish | Experimental | Not supported | Experimental | Experimental |
| Arabic, Hebrew | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Experimental |
| Hindi and other Indic scripts | Experimental | Not supported | Not supported | Experimental |
English invoices are tested most for documents issued in Thailand. Invoices from other countries are Beta.
When ORDODAY is not sure, it leaves a field blank instead of guessing. A blank field is a result, not a failure.
Some Chinese, Japanese and Korean PDFs name a font and a character set that do not belong together. ORDODAY marks that text unreadable rather than show characters that look right and are wrong.
Everything here runs in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.
What the labels mean
- Tested
- Measured on a blind benchmark and kept in ORDODAY's regression tests.
- Beta
- Works on ORDODAY's own test documents. Not yet proven on documents it has never seen.
- Experimental
- The design supports it. There is little or no testing behind it.
- Not supported
- Known not to work, or not safe. ORDODAY tells you instead of guessing.