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Reading correction rules

Where a supplier's documents always present the same reading error, the correction is saved as a rule and applied automatically to later documents. This section sets out the types of rule available, how each one works and the procedure for requesting them.

What a correction rule is

The AI reads the documents and gets the right result in most cases. There are suppliers whose documents always present the same reading problem: the price expressed per box, the discount in euros in the percentage box, or the delivery note number with no label to identify it.

A correction rule is a fix saved for that particular case: for one supplier, on certain companies and on one document type, it corrects one figure in a set way. Once switched on, it applies automatically to every document.

The effect builds up over time: the checking that supplier needs goes down and the same manual correction stops being repeated.

Who creates the rules

All thirteen rules in this section are created by Dijit IA, by talking to it. Three of them used to have their own forms in the document; they are gone. What is left are two shortcuts: Fix supplier, in the header, and Fix list data, in the item list. Each opens a panel with the commonest cases, and picking one starts the conversation with Dijit IA already knowing which document and which problem.

ReachYour company only: the rule is built from one of your own documents.
How they are undoneBy asking Dijit IA.
What is not a ruleThe unit conversion and the agreed price are set item by item, on the screen.

The whole route, with the two things you have to give it, is in Correction rules.

Types of correction by case

CaseCorrection rule
The same supplier creates several records or arrives with the wrong tax numberCorrecting the supplier's identity
A number is saved that does not allow the document to be matchedCorrecting the document or order number
Quantity times price does not match the amount, always by the same multipleCorrecting prices given per box or in multiples
The discount is printed in euros in the percentage boxConverting a discount from euros to a percentage
The lines are at full price and the discount is applied at the endApplying a fixed discount to each line
The lines have a quantity and a price, but the amount is zeroCalculating an empty line amount
The figure is taken from a column that does not correspondCorrecting the source column of a figure
One cell holds two values and the line is saved with no quantitySeparating two values held in one cell
The description takes in text that does not belong to the itemCleaning up the item description
Separators or subtotals are saved as itemsDiscarding lines that are not items
The net amount doubles because of items that are not VATCleaning up the tax table
The document includes no tax table, only the rate on each lineBuilding the VAT table from the lines
A fixed charge is missing that the document does not print as a lineAdding a fixed charge to each document

Features common to every rule

How to request a correction rule

Rules are created by Dijit IA in the conversation. Give it the reference of a document where the error shows — the number in the list's ID column — and say which figure comes out wrong and what the right one is, stating line and field.

The rule is created for your company, from that document, which has to have its supplier identified. Afterwards, check the result on that supplier's next documents.

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Last reviewed: 10 October 2026 · The Dijit.app team