Open Source ยท OCR ยท Documents ยท Local
Local software for sensitive documents.
t8core connects OCR, redaction, PDF forms, migration and data export into traceable local document workflows. Sensitive data stays on systems you control.
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A local system instead of isolated tools.
t8core combines small, inspectable tools for concrete document workflows: recognize, review, redact, structure, migrate, export and close properly.
OCR
Make scans and PDFs searchable, recognize content and prepare structured exports.
02Tox
Redact sensitive content locally, review it and export it in a controlled way.
03Forms
Enhance existing PDF forms with fields, rules, calculations and exports.
04LibreOffice
Practical training and migration toward open office formats.
05Data Destruction
Close documents, working copies and paper records in a traceable way.
Workflow
From input to closure.
Documents are not just files. They have states, reviews, exports and ideally a clean end. File systems, tragically, do not provide order out of kindness.
scan, PDF or form
OCR, tables, text
checks and plausibility
Tox, Forms, migration
PDF, CSV, JSON, XML
handover, deletion, proof
Open Source
Open source under EUPL 1.2.
t8core software is developed as open source. Commercial services cover setup, adaptation, training, support, documentation and integration, not artificial access barriers.
View open-source modelSource code can be reviewed, built and checked.
Workflows, exports and interfaces can be adapted to projects.
Processing stays on your own systems instead of foreign platforms.
Use cases
For organisations with real documents.
Public bodies, law firms, medical practices, archives and companies often work with sensitive records, old templates and grown workflows. That is where local, traceable software becomes useful.
Starting point
One concrete case is enough.
A scan batch, a PDF form, a redaction task or an export problem is enough for a first technical assessment. Sample material may be anonymised.
Contact
One workflow. One example. One beginning.
Briefly describe which documents are involved and what the result should look like.