Make Scanned Documents Searchable
Convert image-based and scanned legal documents into machine-readable text so that important words, clauses, names, dates and other information can be searched.
Turn scanned legal documents into searchable, editable text with AI-powered OCR.
ManuWorks AI Legal OCR helps legal professionals extract text and information from scanned judgments, contracts, pleadings, court records and other legal documents. Convert scanned files and image-based documents into searchable, usable content, making it easier to review, search and work with information contained in legal documents.
AI-powered Optical Character Recognition (OCR) converts text contained in scanned documents and images into machine-readable, searchable and editable content.
For legal professionals, this means scanned judgments, pleadings, contracts, court records and archived documents can be converted into text that can be searched, reviewed and used in digital legal workflows.
ManuWorks AI Legal OCR is designed to help legal teams work more efficiently with document-heavy matters where important information may otherwise remain locked inside scanned files.
ManuWorks can help extract text and information from documents such as:
Once the content has been extracted, legal professionals can search, review and work with the information more efficiently.
Convert image-based and scanned legal documents into machine-readable text so that important words, clauses, names, dates and other information can be searched.
Extract text from scanned documents instead of manually retyping information from judgments, pleadings and other records.
Once the text has been extracted, the content becomes searchable and easier to review, copy, analyse and use in digital legal workflows.
Convert archived legal records into machine-readable text and prepare them for further review and analysis.
Locate information within large case files by making scanned pleadings, orders and other case records searchable.
Convert scanned judgments and legal materials into machine-readable text for faster review and analysis.
Extract text from scanned due diligence documents so important information can be searched and reviewed.
Make scanned agreements and contracts searchable so clauses and obligations can be located quickly.
Convert older and archived legal records into searchable text and prepare them for further review and analysis.
Upload the scanned judgment, pleading, contract or other legal document to the Vault.
ManuWorks recognises and extracts the text contained in the scanned or image-based document.
Check the extracted content against the original document, particularly names, dates and clauses.
Search, review, copy and use the machine-readable text in your legal workflow.
OCR is often the first step in a document-heavy legal workflow.
Once the text has been extracted, legal professionals can use specialised AI Assistants to summarise documents, ask questions across documents, compare documents or versions, translate legal material and generate case timelines.
For more complex work, Agentic AI can work through multi-step legal workflows where the lawyer defines an objective and the AI works through the steps required to reach it. ManuWorks also integrates with Manupatra's proprietary legal database, bringing AI-assisted document work and legal research into the same workspace.
OCR (Optical Character Recognition) converts text contained in scanned or image-based legal documents into machine-readable text. It enables judgments, pleadings, contracts, court records and other scanned documents to become searchable and easier to review and work with digitally.
Yes. AI-powered OCR can identify and extract text from scanned legal documents and convert it into searchable, usable content. ManuWorks AI Legal OCR helps legal professionals work with information contained in scanned judgments, pleadings, contracts and other legal documents.
Yes. OCR can extract text from scanned court documents such as judgments, orders, pleadings, applications and other case records. The quality of extraction can depend on factors such as scan quality, document layout and the clarity of the original text.
Yes. OCR can recognise text contained within an image-based or scanned PDF and convert it into machine-readable text. This makes the content searchable and easier to review, copy, analyse and use in digital legal workflows.
Yes. AI-powered OCR can extract text from scanned judgments, pleadings, court orders and other case documents. Once extracted, the text can be searched and used for further legal review and analysis.
Where handwriting recognition is supported, AI-powered OCR can identify and extract text from handwritten documents. Results can vary depending on handwriting clarity, image quality and document complexity, so important extracted information should be checked against the original document.
Lawyers can use OCR to convert scanned legal documents into searchable text, locate information within large case files, digitise older records and prepare documents for further review and analysis. It can be particularly useful in litigation, legal research, due diligence, contract review and document-heavy matters.
Traditional OCR primarily recognises characters and converts images of text into machine-readable text. AI-powered OCR uses machine learning and related technologies to improve recognition across more complex documents, layouts and varying scan quality, making extracted content more useful for subsequent document workflows.
Yes. OCR can be an important first step in legal document review because it converts scanned documents into machine-readable content. Once the text is extracted, legal professionals can search, review and analyse the information more efficiently using appropriate document and AI tools.
Extract text from scanned judgments, pleadings, contracts and other legal documents and put the content to work.