Government

Government Records Digitisation for Councils

Government records digitisation for councils and agencies, covering property and DA files, plans up to A0, registers and bound minute books, delivered as searchable, indexed records.

Overview

Pexatech provides government records digitisation for local councils, state and federal agencies and other public sector bodies. We scan local government records such as property files, development application (DA) files, building plans up to A0, registers, bound minute books and historical correspondence, including fragile or damaged material. Pages are processed with Google Vision AI OCR and indexed by fields such as property address, lot and DP, application number and date. We have scanned around 500,000 sheets of registry records for an overseas government department and migrated them into structured data. Describe your processing, access and storage requirements before providing records.

Key Benefits

Property and DA files indexed by address, lot/DP, application number and date
Building plans and oversized drawings scanned up to A0
Bound minute books and fragile registers handled with specialised care
Discuss the suitability of your preferred delivery destination
Describe confidentiality, access and contractual requirements before sharing records
Proven on around 500,000 sheets of government registry records

How We Digitise Council Records

We start with a scoping consultation to discuss handling requirements, file types, index fields and delivery format. Once records arrive, we scan A4 and A3 files, bound volumes and plans up to A0, giving fragile material specialised handling. Google Vision OCR makes the text searchable, AI auto-classification sorts documents by type, and manual sampling QA checks critical fields. Processing, delivery and return arrangements need to be discussed before the project is accepted, including the suitability of your preferred storage destination.

For bound minute books and registers, use the bound-document scanning guide to agree handling limits, facing-page capture and treatment of inserts before handover.

AI-Powered Document Intelligence

Turn Government Archives Into an AI-Searchable Knowledge Base

After we digitise your public records, your team can search citizen records, policy documents and compliance files in the agreed archive. AI document chat is an optional add-on to scanning and digitisation. The conversation below is synthetic: its sample counts, values and estimates illustrate a workflow, not measured service results.

1. We Scan & OCR Your Documents

OCR creates searchable text. Agree sample checks and review requirements for your documents.

2. AI Indexes Your Knowledge

Your documents can form a searchable knowledge base powered by AI embeddings, subject to the processing arrangements discussed for your project.

3. Ask Questions, Get Answers

Your team asks questions in plain English and checks the answers against references to the source documents.

Answers with source references for review
Every answer is traceable back to the source document

Discuss Your Handling Requirements

Describe your confidentiality requirements
Discuss OCR and AI processing before sharing files
Tell us who needs access to the output
Tell us your preferred delivery destination
Discuss originals and working copies before project acceptance
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Find all policy documents mentioning accessibility compliance updated after 2022

Found 15 policy documents matching accessibility compliance (post-2022):

PolicyFramework-2023-Rev3.pdf — Section 4.2: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance mandate
ServiceDelivery-Standards-2023.pdf — Chapter 7: Accessible communications
DigitalFirst-Strategy-2024.pdf — Appendix B: Accessibility audit checklist
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