The editable-field pattern is the right call, and the engineering move that makes it scale is a per-field confidence score coming out of the OCR pass. Once every extracted value carries a confidence, the UI can stop treating all fields equally — auto-accept the clean reads and float the shaky ones to the top for review. Formation dates and EINs are exactly where character-level OCR tends to slip, so weighting review time by confidence beats asking people to re-check everything. That's the line between a confirmation screen that feels thorough and one that feels like busywork.