Data Insights

Date: 2025-10-01 · Duration: 85.4800033569336 min Organizer: Nader Attendees: Nader, Ahmad, Mike, Martin

Summary

  • AI classification capabilities evaluated using real merchant data indicated timeout issues with a 30-second limit causing upload failures.
  • Document classification is functioning for most standard types, but challenges remain with funding applications requiring focused enhancements.
  • Proposed LLM specialization approach aims to increase accuracy, moving away from the current monolithic system towards tailored solutions.
  • Specific extraction rules for transaction data processing statements are necessary to enhance overall document accuracy and reliability.
  • New partner setup with Chad for document processing and lead generation has been initiated, which includes integration plans for MCA Tracker.
  • EMS data integration efforts are still blocked despite multiple transaction attempts, indicating a need for further investigation.
  • Historical data processing is ready, but current month estimation is blocking commission calculations, requiring interim reporting solutions.
  • Manual report processing has been established as a temporary measure for unique commission calculation scenarios.
  • Enhancements to the document category for funding applications are underway to better align with existing systems in PayEngine.
  • Continued focus required on optimizing document classification to cover edge cases in addition to typical processing scenarios.

Action Items

  • Ahmadreza Abdoli Create new document category for funding applications that maps to ‘other’ in PayEngine while maintaining internal ‘funding application’ classification (22:12)

Martin Elias Costa Investigate timeout issues with 30-second document upload limit and implement retry mechanism improvements (09:18)

Michael Wright Confirm new partner Chad’s email and ensure portal access after email confirmation (01:21:55)

Nader Atrchin Create detailed ticket for LLM extraction improvements including website scraping, MCC logic, and transaction mix rules (59:07)