Accounting Finance Document Annotation Specialist

The Work

You will review accounting and finance documents and make sure their extracted structure is accurate, complete, and useful. The work includes checking OCR, labels, transcriptions, tables, and relationships between document sections.

The annotation tool provides OCR suggestions and bounding boxes, but you will verify, correct, and complete the results. Accounting and finance knowledge matters more than experience with this specific tool.

  • Review invoices, receipts, bank statements, financial statements, tax and audit materials, payment records, and business reports.
  • Correct OCR errors in numbers, dates, currency amounts, account names, table values, totals, and financial terms.
  • Label document regions such as text, headings, titles, page headers and footers, tables, key-value fields, captions, footnotes, handwriting, signatures, and unreadable content.
  • Check that labels and transcriptions make sense in the financial context, not only that they look visually correct.
  • Review or create clean HTML tables that preserve rows, columns, headers, totals, and financial meaning.
  • Create accurate JSON key-value pairs for invoice numbers, dates, vendor and customer names, totals, balances, payment terms, tax amounts, and account references.
  • Organize reading order and parent, child, or previous-instance relationships so documents can be reconstructed correctly.
  • Complete a final quality check focused on financial accuracy and consistency.

What It Pays and Takes

This is an intermediate contractor and part-time role for people who can work carefully with accounting and finance records.

  • Pay: $7 to $9 per hour.
  • Time: 20 or more hours per week.
  • Location: Worldwide and remote.
  • Language: English.
  • Work type: Contractor and part-time.
  • Experience: Intermediate level.
  • Required knowledge: Accounting and finance document review, including financial statements, invoices, receipts, banking and payment records, and bookkeeping, audit, or tax documents.
  • You should be able to review financial details carefully and spot errors in numbers, tables, labels, and extracted text.

How It Works

Apply on OpenTrain. The employer reviews applications there.

About AI Training Work

AI training uses examples reviewed and prepared by people so artificial intelligence can understand documents and produce better results. Your accounting and finance knowledge helps make those examples accurate and useful.

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