The Intelligent Form Reader implementation requires the consultant to enable Intelligent Form Reader, configure data extraction, and map the extracted form/document data to Salesforce objects and fields . Salesforce explicitly documents enabling Intelligent Form Reader from Setup so that its OCR capability can process uploaded documents using Amazon Textract.
The next stage is data-extraction configuration. The consultant defines the applicable form or document type and supplies the mapping information needed to identify values in the scanned document. Salesforce then maps the extracted document fields to the selected target Salesforce object and record-type fields.
For the scenario, the constituent's date of birth can therefore be extracted from a driver's license, passport, or similar document and mapped to the relevant field on the Application-related target object. Salesforce specifically documents birth-date verification against a scanned passport as an Intelligent Form Reader use case.
The terminology has evolved in current releases from "form type/object mapping" toward Document Types, Templates, and document-field-to-object mapping , but option D represents the equivalent configuration concept tested by this item.
DataRaptor/Data Mapper isn't the OCR engine and does not read scanned-document content. There is also no generic Document-object OCR checkbox that replaces Intelligent Form Reader configuration.
Study Guide Reference: Public Sector Solution Product Configuration – Intelligent Form Reader; OCR; data extraction; form/document types; target object and field mapping.
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