Patricia Labanauskas

Clerks spend up to 30 per cent of their working time transferring information from documents into systems. Anyone who only automates the text capture is saving in the wrong place – because the real time drain isn't the characters on the paper, it's the questions that follow: does this delivery match the order? The critical question, therefore, isn't whether a document can be made readable. It's how many steps after that still require a human.

From March 24 to 26, 2026, ExB will present AI-supported document processing for intralogistics—including a specialist presentation and personal discussions.

Manual document processes are a real productivity killer. They tie up staff, cause errors, and slow down digital workflows. This is exactly where artificial intelligence (AI) comes in—with ready-to-use, domain-specific solutions that save time and money.