Lomin Wins CSAP Standard Grade, Accelerates Document AI SaaS Rollout for Public-Sector Work
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Lomin announced that it has obtained the CSAP SaaS standard grade from KISA.
As a result, public institutions can adopt Lomin in a SaaS format, and no separate system build is required.
Lomin converts unstructured documents such as scanned documents, faxes, image PDFs, and handwriting into data and links it with existing administrative systems, while its public-sector applications include civil complaints, welfare, taxation, procurement, contracts, settlement, and records management.
Lomin, which operates its AI agent platform, Lomin, said on the 2nd that it had received the Cloud Service Security Certification (CSAP) SaaS standard grade from the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA). CSAP is a system that evaluates and certifies compliance with KISA's cloud service information security standards. It is a key requirement for entry into the public cloud market.
With this CSAP SaaS standard grade, public institutions can now adopt Lomin in a SaaS format. They do not need to build a separate system.
Lomin converts unstructured documents such as scanned documents, faxes, image PDFs, and handwriting into data that can be used directly in work systems. It also links the converted data with existing administrative systems.
The public-sector work areas to which it can be applied include civil complaints, welfare, taxation, procurement, contracts, settlement, and records management. These fields have a high demand for processing large volumes of documents. With Lomin's adoption, repetitive document-entry work can be reduced and the level of workflow automation can improve.
The company described Lomin as a VLM-based document AI agent platform and said it has the scope to automate the full document workflow, including document recognition, structural analysis (parsing), classification, information extraction, cross-document comparison, personal information de-identification, and integration with work systems.
The company cited Grounding and confidence prediction as core technologies for raising the actual rate of workflow automation. The Grounding function marks the source location within the original document for each AI extraction value so that incorrect extractions can be identified immediately. The confidence prediction function selectively identifies only results with a high likelihood of error and requests review from the person in charge accordingly.
Lomin also includes 'Redact,' a personal information de-identification feature. The company said 'Redact' makes it possible to safely use public documents where security is important.
With this certification as a turning point, Lomin plans to accelerate SaaS supply to public institutions. Within the year, it plans to complete registration in the Public Procurement Service's Digital Service Mall. Going forward, it plans to expand SaaS supply to small and mid-sized companies.
Lomin CEO Kang Ji-hong said that as Lomin has obtained the CSAP standard grade, a foundation has been laid for public institutions to use Lomin's document AI in SaaS form. Based on this, he said the company expects efficient automation in document work in the public sector, including civil complaints, administration, and records management, and aims to establish itself as a document AI that public institutions trust and use in SaaS as well as in its existing on-premises format.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407750
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