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It would be easier to use AI at work if it would work. I have a prompt which opens scans of checks placed on a matching invoice (EDIT: Note that the account li
by WillAdams 1y ago
It would be easier to use AI at work if it would work.
I have a prompt which opens scans of checks placed on a matching invoice (EDIT: Note that the account line is covered when the scan is made so as to preclude any Personal Identifying Information being in the scan) and writes a one line move command to rename the file to include the amount of the check and date, and the invoice ID# and various other information, allowing it to be used to track that the check was entered/deposited and copying a folder full of files as their filepath so that the text of that can be pasted into Notepad, find-replaced to convert the filenames into tab-separated text, then pasted into Excel to total up to check against the adding machine tape (and to check overall deposits).
On Monday, it worked to drag multiple files into Co-Pilot and run the prompt --- on Tuesday, Co-Pilot was updated so that processing multiple files was the bailiwick of "Co-Pilot Pages Mode", so it's necessary to get into that after launching it, requiring a prompt, then pressing a button, then only 20 files at a time can be processed --- even though the prompt removes the files after processing, it only allows running a couple of batches, so for reliability, I've found it necessary to quit after each batch and re-start. However, that only works five or six times, after that, Co-Pilot quits allowing files to upload and generates an error when one tries --- until it resets the next day and a few more can be processed.
I've been trying various LLM front-ends, but Jan.ai only has this on their roadmap for v0.8, and the other two I tried didn't pan out --- anyone have an LLM which will work for processing multiple files?
- do_not_redeem 1y agoYou're sending people's bank account numbers to Microsoft?
- WillAdams 1y agoNo, the checks, when scanned have a pen placed over the account line so that there is no personal identifying information (should have mentioned that).