Transform handwritten or printed customer feedback forms into structured JSON. Ideal for analyzing customer sentiment, identifying trends, and improving service quality.
If you want to try this extractor, you can download it here:
customer-feedback-extractor.json
Here are some examples of the types of documents that this extractor can process.
Perform some sentiment analysis on some data you already have. This extractor can help you extract feedback data from PDFs or spreadsheets.
Paper-based feedback forms collected in-person can be scanned and processed to digitize customer opinions and suggestions.
This extractor will produce JSON data that looks like the following:
Here’s a template for a customer feedback form extractor with specific settings recommendations.
Here’s a tailored JSON schema for customer feedback forms. It focuses on capturing key feedback elements such as customer details, ratings, and textual feedback.
Show Customer Feedback Schema
simple
For customer feedback forms, the simple
strategy is generally sufficient. Feedback forms are typically short and focused, making them suitable for single-pass extraction.
google/gemini-2.0-flash-lite
google/gemini-2.0-flash-lite
provides a good balance of cost-effectiveness and performance for processing customer feedback forms. Its vision capabilities are beneficial if handling scanned forms with potentially varied handwriting.
25k-50k
A chunk size of 25.000 to 50.000 tokens should comfortably accommodate most customer feedback forms.
true
Essential for capturing the textual feedback, customer names, and other text-based fields.
false
Embedded images are unlikely to be relevant in standard feedback forms and can be excluded.
true
Page screenshots are recommended, especially for scanned forms. They help the LLM understand the layout and context of different fields, improving accuracy in extracting data from potentially less structured forms.
false
Not needed for typical customer feedback extraction.
Next Steps
Step by step guide to extract data from documents using Data Wizard.
Learn how to define and configure data extraction tasks.
Understand different data processing strategies.
Set up your Large Language Model API keys.
Embed Data Wizard into other applications using iFrames or APIs.