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A batch of scanned invoices came in and I need to check them for OCR errors before the reconciliation deadline today.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I received [N=300] scanned invoices this morning and the reconciliation team needs clean data by…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I received [N=300] scanned invoices this morning and the reconciliation team needs clean data by [deadline=5pm]. I'm worried OCR dropped critical columns or merged fields. Tell me a quick triage: which three automated checks will catch the worst OCR or missing-column errors, how to prioritize files for manual review, and what clear note to put in the reconciliation package if I can't fully fix a file before the deadline.
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