Public Sector — Regulatory Document Ingestion and Review Automation

Overview

The purpose of this DAG is to streamline the ingestion of regulatory and scientific documents critical to the Public Sector. It integrates data from diverse sources, including internal databases, APIs, and document management systems, ensuring a comprehensive approach to data collection. The ingestion pipeline begins with data extraction from these sources, followed by a normalization process that standardizes formats and structures. Quality control measures are implemented to verify compliance

The purpose of this DAG is to streamline the ingestion of regulatory and scientific documents critical to the Public Sector. It integrates data from diverse sources, including internal databases, APIs, and document management systems, ensuring a comprehensive approach to data collection. The ingestion pipeline begins with data extraction from these sources, followed by a normalization process that standardizes formats and structures. Quality control measures are implemented to verify compliance with regulatory standards, ensuring that only valid and relevant documents are processed. Additionally, metadata enrichment is performed to enhance the contextual information associated with each document, facilitating better searchability and categorization. The final outputs consist of normalized datasets that are ready for further analysis and synthesis, allowing stakeholders to derive insights effectively. Key performance indicators (KPIs) such as data coverage and fidelity are monitored to assess the effectiveness of the ingestion process. This DAG delivers significant business value by improving the efficiency of document reviews, ensuring regulatory compliance, and enabling better decision-making through reliable data.

Part of the Knowledge Portal & Ontologies solution for the Public Sector industry.

Use cases

• Increased efficiency in document review processes
• Enhanced compliance with regulatory requirements
• Improved data quality and reliability
• Faster access to critical information
• Support for informed decision-making in public policy