I want to know immediately if my document image is readable instead of waiting for someone to review it.

This feature provides instant feedback on whether a captured or uploaded document image is readable. It helps users correct issues immediately, reducing delays and rework caused by manual review cycles.

This feature enables users to quickly determine whether a document image is readable at the moment it is captured or uploaded. Instead of waiting for a person to review the image and request a re-submission, the user receives immediate guidance on whether the image meets basic readability expectations. The purpose is to prevent avoidable rejection or follow-up by catching common issues early, such as poor focus, motion blur, or inadequate lighting. Users can use this during scanning or photo capture to confirm quality before proceeding to the next step in a workflow. If the image is not readable, the user can take corrective action right away, such as retaking the photo under better lighting or adjusting framing. The main benefit is faster processing and fewer back-and-forth interactions, especially in time-sensitive scenarios. This is useful in onboarding, compliance, claims, applications, and any process that depends on legible document images. It also improves user confidence by clarifying whether their submission is likely to be accepted. Overall, the feature reduces delays, improves submission success rates, and streamlines document-based workflows.