From handwritten lead forms to CRM, without the data entry
An insurance agent was paying an assistant to hand-key 50-80 handwritten lead forms a week. A custom extractor now reads them straight to spreadsheet and CRM. His customer story.
Customer stories
Real documents. Real results.
The people who use Handwriting OCR aren't running clean, typed pages through a scanner. They're rescuing water-damaged archives, digitizing handwritten forms, and freeing volunteers from data entry. Here's how.
Case studies
Read their stories
Project Belize: turning clinic intake forms into health-ministry reports
A nonprofit running medical clinics in Belize replaced 5-6 volunteers keypunching every evening with Handwriting OCR, reading handwritten intake forms straight into its health-ministry report. Their customer story.
Rescuing the Ted Owens archive: 10,000 handwritten pages
The New Thinking Allowed Foundation tested eight OCR tools and a leading LLM on a water-damaged, ~10,000-page handwritten archive. Only Handwriting OCR could read it. Here's what happened.
Your documents next
See what it does with your hardest pages
Start with a free trial and run your own sample - the difficult, handwritten, real-world kind.