About this task

Train our AI to learn which data can be assigned to which entities. Is a name part of a company name, a postal address or, say, an email address? Is a series of numbers a monetary amount or a date? The AI will automatically recognize all of this - and more - thanks to your help. The goal is for it to be able to automatically extract data from documents in the future.

How do I complete a task

Click on the required entities to select them.

1. Look closely at the document.
2. Click on the required entities to select them - if they exist.
3. Click OK to move to the next document.
4. If you are not sure about the answer, click Skip.

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What entities can I find in a document?

• Amount of money

  Amount of money are quantities of money. They can occur in different currencies.
  

  Example:
  

  • Amount of money in euro: 154 €
  • Amount of money in US-dollar: 154 $
  
  
  
  

• Cities

  This refers to city names.
  

  Example: Munich and Berlin are cities
  





• Company names

  Here the names of companies are meant
  

  Example:
  

  • Muster Firma AG
  • Musterfirma GmbH
  
  
  
  

• Contries

  Here country names are meant.
  

  Example: the country France

  
  
  
  

• Dates

  Specification of the date in different formats.
  

  Example:
  

  • 17 July 2021
  • 17.07.2021
  • 07/17/2021
  
  
  
  

• First names

  The proper name of a person in contrast to the family name.
  

  Example:
  

  • Bettina Müller
  • Maximilian Berger
  
  
  

• House number

  The house number is part of an address and follows the street name.
  

  Example:
  

  Max Mustermann
  Main street 17
  12345 Sample city

  
  
  
  

• IBANs

  The IBAN is a bank account number (abbreviation for International Bank Account Number) for international payment transactions. At the beginning of the IBAN is the two-digit country code - for Germany a „DE“.
  

  Example: DE 23 1000000 0012345678
  
  
  
  
  

• ID numbers

  The ID card number or serial number is used to assign an ID card to a specific person. It is located on the front (top right) of the new German ID card and is made up of nine digits and letters.
  
  
  
  
  

• IP addresses

  An IP address is a sequence of digits that can be used to uniquely identify each computer in a network (e.g., on the Internet). Most IP addresses have a maximum of 12 digits according to the IPv4 standard.
  

  Example: 192.0.2.42
  
  
  
  

• Last names

  One's last name is usually given at birth or through marriage.
  

  Example:
  

  • Bettina Müller
  • Maximilian Berger
  
  
  

• E-mail addresses

  E-mail addresses are addresses under which e-mails can be received. They consist of the recipient's name and the provider, separated by the @ sign.
  

  Example: email@example.com

  
  
  
  

• Postal codes

  A postal code is the identification number of a place. As part of the postal address, it precedes the place of residence.
  

  Example:
  Max Maier
  Main street 17
  81541 Munich

  
  
  
  

• Street names

  Designations for streets in a city or town.

  Example:
  Max Mustermann
  Linden street 33

  
  
  
  

• Telephone numbers

  A telephone number is a sequence of digits that must be dialed in order to make a call to a specific party. It consists of a country code or area code and an extension number.
  

  Example: +49 30 12345-67

  
  
  
  

• Customer IDs

  String of numbers and letters assigned to a customer for identification purposes.
  

  Example: Customer ID: K123456
  
  
  

• Tax numbers

  The tax number (St.-Nr.) consists of 11 digits. It is often noted on invoices and makes it easier for the tax office to identify the issuers.
  
  Caution, risk of confusion: The VAT number identification number (USt-IDNr) of the issuer is also occasionally found on invoices. Although its name sounds similar, it is not the tax number.
  

  Example: Tax number: 079 / 123 / 12347