Data extraction mode controls how DigiParser balances speed and extraction quality for your parser.

You can choose:

• Fast - prioritizes speed
• Accurate - balanced speed and quality
• Critical - highest precision for business-critical documents

1. Open your parser and go to Settings → Parser Settings.
2. Scroll to Parsing Configuration.
3. Find Data extraction mode.
4. Choose Fast, Accurate, or Critical.
5. Click Save Parser.

Choose Fast when speed matters most.

• Good for high-volume daily processing
• Useful when documents are well-structured and consistent
• Best when your team accepts slightly lower extraction quality in exchange for faster results

Choose Accurate when you want a strong balance of quality and speed.

• Best default for most teams
• Good for mixed document quality
• Useful when you want dependable extraction without max-cost settings

Choose Critical when precision is more important than speed.

• Best for high-risk or high-value documents
• Useful when mistakes are expensive (for example, financial totals or compliance-sensitive data)
• Ideal for final checks, exception batches, or critical workflows

Based on current parser credit logic:

• Fast: standard credit usage
• Accurate: standard credit usage
• Critical: 3 credits per page

If you also enable markdown parsing, that adds extra credits as documented in Credits and Billing.

Use this simple approach:

1. Start with Accurate.
2. If your throughput is high and extraction quality is already stable, try Fast.
3. For critical document sets, switch to Critical.
4. Review a sample batch after each mode change before rolling it out widely.

After you click Save Parser:

• The new mode applies to new documents processed by that parser
• Existing processed documents keep prior results unless re-processed
• You can change mode any time based on workload or quality needs

• Use Accurate as your baseline: It is the safest default for most non-technical teams.
• Use Critical selectively: Reserve it for important document types or final verification steps.
• Track quality by document type: One mode may work differently across vendors and formats.
• Run sample checks after changes: Process a small batch and review key fields before full rollout.
• Align mode to business impact: Higher-risk workflows should use stricter settings.

No. Accurate is balanced for everyday use, while Critical is designed for maximum precision and higher credit cost.

Only if extraction quality remains good on your real documents. If review time increases because of corrections, Accurate may be better overall.

Yes. You can change it at any time in Parser Settings, then click Save Parser.

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