Case study
Global textile certification automation
Cross-document verification, multi-country templates, and HITL exception handling powered by session-driven learning.
Context
A certification organization operating across multiple countries with high-volume document bundles and strict compliance requirements.
- Many templates across countries and partners
- Bundles must match (dates, quantities, scope, IDs)
- Manual cross-checking creates delays and rework
- High risk when evidence is missing or inconsistent
Components used
• Data House (documents + metadata + indexing)
• Document AI modules (OCR, extraction, normalization)
• Orchestrator (verification workflow + validation gates)
• Sessions & HITL (review queue + corrections)
• Model adaptation (interval training + rewards)
• WebKit (case system updates)
Problem
Manual verification was slow and inconsistent. Small mismatches across documents created rework and increased compliance risk.
Xong approach
Extract and normalize fields, cross-validate bundles, score confidence, route exceptions to HITL, and update systems via tool actions.
What changed
Operational improvements designed to scale across countries.
Cross-validation
Automated consistency checks across main docs and subdocs reduce missed mismatches.
Country adaptation
Interval training improves extraction on local templates and languages.
HITL routing
Exceptions go to the right reviewers with evidence and correction UI.
Orchestrated workflow
Durable pipeline with retries, gates, and traceable outputs.
System updates
Structured write-backs into case trackers via WebKit tools.
Document intelligence
OCR + layout + extraction modules tuned for certification formats.
Outcomes
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Faster cycle time
↓ 30-70%
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Less rework
↓ 20-50%
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Higher throughput per reviewer
↑ 1.5-3x
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Next
Want a certification automation pilot?
Bring a sample case bundle and required outputs. We will propose a traceable workflow with HITL and interval training.