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A corrected invoice field can make an earlier validation result stale.
My Procys work combines OCR and LLM layout reasoning with deterministic validation and exception review. Reviewers get document context to resolve uncertain fields.
When a reviewer changes a quantity or tax amount, I would rerun the affected calculations before export and tie approval to that updated record.
For document automation, I ask what happens after someone corrects the AI. That edit needs the same validation discipline as the original extraction.
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