ABBYY aims to set a new standard for enterprise automation with its latest portfolio advancements

ABBYY is introducing a series of enhancements and capabilities to its portfolio to exemplify the company’s key investment areas in AI innovation, product differentiation, analytics, and modern ecosystem integrations.

According to the company, with these updates, ABBYY is empowering organizations to transform and process documents with greater workflow insights, precision, and stronger compliance.

“ABBYY’s commitment to delivering trusted, purpose-built AI for enterprise-grade automation is stronger than ever. This is AI that’s not just innovative, but reliable, governed, and scalable so you can trust it at enterprise scale. Our 2026 enhancements will help customers get more value from generative AI faster through ABBYY intelligent document processing and process intelligence solutions,” said Michelle Yurovsky, VP of product management and strategy at ABBYY.

The newest enhancements to ABBYY Process AI empower organizations to quickly scale process intelligence and AI across the enterprise providing much deeper understanding of operations and uncovering insights previously unseen.

By scaling process intelligence, ABBYY Process AI empowers both human teams and AI agents to take smarter, more proactive steps to improve performance, compliance, and customer outcomes. More monitoring coverage leads to better context and better awareness, which enables better actions, the company said.

Enhancements made to ABBYY’s Document AI deliver a robust end-to-end foundation encompassing OCR, classification, extraction, validation, exception handling, and human-in-the-loop review all in one solution. Large language models can be integrated with Document AI exactly where they add value, from summarizing long contracts, reasoning across supporting documents, or assisting with decision support.  

Additionally, ABBYY’s industry-leading Document AI platform has improved text recognition for complex scripts including Chinese and Thai, and Portuguese language localization ideal for global users. New table detection supports a wider range of unstructured and semi-structured documents, such as agreements, financial statements, and mathematical equations, offering greater precision in data extraction, the company said.

ABBYY also released an expanded suite of pre-built skills to meet financial services, tax, and insurance organizations’ most challenging forms, claims, and statements. The purpose-built models reduce setup time, accelerate deployment, and ensure consistent, high-quality data extraction.

New capabilities to ABBYY’s powerhouse FineReader Engine 12 R7 represent a significant improvement to how organizations extract, process, and leverage information from documents at scale. To accomplish this, the new Accurate Layout Analysis Mode provides more reliable table and check-mark detection, and the ability to extract text in a truly logical, human-readable sequence, according to the vendor.

Additionally, the engine can now recognize joined handwritten text across English, French, German, Spanish, and Japanese, and targeted Chinese OCR improvements for Traditional Chinese characters often found in personal names, automatically detecting these blocks during analysis.

To support broader integration and modern workflows, FineReader Engine now supports new input formats HEIC, SVG, and WebP formats. Additionally, a new structured JSON export format makes it easier for data consumption and integration with other systems. 

Finally, ABBYY revealed its vision for 2026, offering new AI capabilities that are both powerful and production ready:

• Zero-shot learning so organizations can handle new document types without lengthy training cycles.
• Auto Labeling that reduces manual effort and accelerates setup.
• Prompt-based extraction so semi-structured and unstructured documents can be processed using natural language—without coding or complex templates.
• Interactive refinement where you can adjust workflows dynamically with AI guidance.

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