Published 10 Sept 2025· via AWS· Blog post
Oldcastle APG accelerates proof-of-delivery document processing with Amazon Textract and Amazon Bedrock
Oldcastle APG · Manufacturing · United States
The source does not publish a single comparable figure. Reported results are listed below.
Summary
Oldcastle APG, one of the largest global networks of manufacturers in the architectural products industry, was processing 100,000–300,000 ship tickets per month across more than 200 facilities.
Its existing OCR system was unreliable, only reading 30–40% of documents accurately and requiring constant maintenance and manual intervention.
AWS and Oldcastle APG built an event-driven document processing workflow to automate proof-of-delivery processing and improve visibility across deliveries.
The problem
- 01Process a high volume of proof-of-delivery ship tickets with minimal human intervention.
- 02Scale to 200,000–300,000 documents per month.
- 03Handle rotated pages and variable formatting.
- 04Improve extraction accuracy and add signature validation.
- 05Provide real-time visibility into outstanding PODs and deliveries.
What they built
- 01Amazon Simple Email Service receives ship tickets by email.
- 02Amazon S3 Event Notifications trigger an event-based workflow and auto-scaling compute orchestration.
- 03Amazon Textract StartDocumentAnalysis with Layout and Signature features extracts document text and signatures.
- 04A microservice normalizes rotation issues and generates markdown from the extracted text.
- 05Amazon Bedrock extracts key-value data from the markdown output.
- 06Results are stored in Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL for downstream visibility and validation.
Reported results
- 01Manual processing was reduced and automation increased.
- 02Extraction accuracy and reliability improved.
- 03Signature validation and rejection of incomplete documents were added.
- 04Real-time visibility into outstanding PODs and deliveries was provided.
- 05The process scaled to 200,000–300,000 documents per month.
- 06Processing cost was less than $0.04 per page.
- Automated proof-of-delivery processing workflow
- Added signature validation and rejection
- Real-time delivery visibility
- Scaled document processing volume
Source
How this deployment compares
Computed from the library · data 10 Nov 2026This is the only Oldcastle APG deployment in the library. It is one of 71 intelligent document processing deployments, 10 of them in Manufacturing. Like 63% of records, its source gives no figure.
Oldcastle APG in the library
The only Oldcastle APG deployment in the library
Too recent to judgeFollow-through is judged once a record is 1 year old; this one is 14 months old.
Same pattern, whole library
One of 71 intelligent document processing deployments
- Manufacturing accounts for 10 of them (14%), ranking #3 of 12 industries.
- 41 records of this pattern came before it; 25 have been published since.
- Only 13 of the 71 put a number on the result (18%).
- AWS55%
- Microsoft25%
- GCP20%
- Amazon Textract 28
- Amazon S3 18
- Amazon Bedrock 18
- AWS Lambda 11
- Amazon Comprehend 8
- Power Automate 7
Outlined: used in this record.
Shares describe this library, not the whole market.
Results against peers
No figure here. What peers report
Like 63% of records in the library, the source gives no figure. Peers that do quantify similar claims report:
- Time & speed35 figures, Manufacturing · middle half 27%–75%50%median reduction
- Quality & accuracy50 figures, all industries · middle half 22%–96%40%median increase
- Adoption & scale8 figures, all industries · middle half 134%–1100%250%median increase
Peer figures are as reported by their sources; percentage claims only.
How we checked this record
Evidence tier: collected
Source-linked, but not yet corroborated by a primary source.
- Named organization
- Oldcastle APG
- Who published the source
- The technology vendor
- Deployment status
- Scaled Production (confidence 95%)
- Quantified result
- The source reports no figure
- Summary checked against source
- 5 / 5 agreement
Last re-checked 13 Jun 2026.
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