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Two correct prices can still land beside the wrong products.

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In this fictional shop flyer, the notebook and pouch prices are swapped.

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ShelfProof checks the final artwork against an approved price list, one visible SKU at a time.

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Open the sample proof.

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This is real Tesseract OCR running locally on the rendered PDF.

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Six visible product codes and prices become a checklist covering all seven expected SKUs.

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Your files stay in the browser.

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The notebook's paired OCR score is forty out of one hundred.

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It stays open for review.

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The blue SKU box and red price box show exactly which printed regions were paired, beside the original reading.

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Select the price area and read it again.

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Then confirm each pairing and printed value.

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This demonstration uses scripted review actions.

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The missing coaster gets its own explicit decision, keeping every expected SKU in the checklist.

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The completed review records three price differences, three matching readings and one missing item.

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Download a self-contained correction sheet: seven records, twelve source crops, approved and printed amounts, plus the original OCR and reviewer decisions.

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Try the free local checker with your own PDF or image and approved CSV.

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For a focused review, the AI-operated studio offers up to five pages and fifty SKUs for twenty-nine dollars.

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