Implementing AI Document Processing at Scale: Syngenta
summary
Syngenta builds Wingman invoice pipeline that processes 1 million invoices (2.5M related docs) per year, extracts fields with OCR+LLMs and stores results in an invoice data lake (Redshift, S3, OpenSearch Serverless) fed by Glue and EC2-hosted SAP. Proof-of-concept runs tax checks for Argentina (4,000 invoices/year) and flags mismatches in PowerBI; it works in batch and is moving to desktop chatbot and near‑real‑time checks. Core tooling: Amazon Bedrock Data Automation (BDA), Bedrock models (Entropic, Nova experiments), Textract-like OCR, and prompt-tuned blueprints.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 4:58What is intelligent document processing
- 10:00Syngenta and AI overview
- 21:03Wingman project deep dive
- 30:18Amazon BDA demo and features
- 38:54Wrap-up and lessons learned
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