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AI · June 25, 2026

alflow

AI OCR for Thai & English docs — 98.5% accurate, 1.2s, JSON

What it does

Alflow is an AI OCR platform trained for Thai and English business documents. Extract structured JSON from invoices, receipts, tax documents, ID cards, and bank statements — 98.5% accuracy at 1.2-second average processing. Unlike generic OCR, Alflow understands Thai typography and government document formats. ISO 27001 + ISO 29110 certified, PDPA compliant, with a REST API and batch processing. Free tier plus paid plans from THB 999/month.

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