Can Landing AI extract a plainly labelled scalar field?
Landing AI passed this plain-field extraction case. It returned the receipt number as a string, and the source span was highlighted on the page; the input showed one receipt number and no competing same-type value nearby.
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Plainly-labelled scalar fieldPassEvidence
{ "data": { "receipt_number": "RHS-70234" }, "extractionMetadata": { "receipt_number": { "value": "RHS-70234", "ranges": [ { "start": 242, "end": 263 } ] } }, "extract_id": "extract-01m4anf3fvd87ce1we8bx2j4kb", "parse_run_id": "parse-01m4anedx2z0s6vhz2k2s3p6hh", "created_at": "2026-10-07T07:50:28.971Z" }
Response text: extracted receipt number and source span data
Copied from Output file (JSON), lines 1–11
Open the JSON file ↗| ✓ | Expected: A single correctly typed value.Found: It returned the receipt number as a string and showed the matching source span highlighted; the only other identifier was a license number, not another receipt number. |
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Open original ↗The case asked for one plainly labelled scalar value, and the response returned that value as a string with a highlighted source span. The input shows the number once, with no competing same-type value nearby, so the pass holds.
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| Level | Name | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Benchmark | Structured Document Extraction → | 19 scenarios · 10 tools |
| Capability | Field Extraction → | |
| Scenario | The value is directly available → | |
| Tool | Landing AI → |
Global scenario definition → · Global capability definition → · Landing AI product page →
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