Google Document AI Custom Extractor 3.5
Google Cloud's Gemini-powered Document AI processor for extracting the exact fields and derived values defined in a business schema.
Google Cloud's Gemini-powered Document AI processor for extracting the exact fields and derived values defined in a business schema.
Plain-English overview
Custom Extractor 3.5 is for jobs where plain OCR is not enough. A team defines fields such as supplier, renewal date, line items, or risk clauses, and the processor returns those named entities from documents with variable layouts.
The Gemini 3.5 Flash version can also populate nested or derived information, such as calculating a value or inferring a category from the document. That makes it closer to configurable intelligent document processing than a generic vision model.
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Google Document AI Custom Extractor 3.5
Google Cloud
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API and provider access
Availability
Release-candidate access through Google Cloud Document AI, powered by Gemini 3.5 Flash.
Machine-learning processing is listed for US and EU locations, but fine-tuning is not available for this processor version.
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Google says Document AI customer documents and predictions are not used to train its models. Online documents are processed in memory without disk persistence; batch inputs have a failsafe retention of up to one day.
This is a concise reading of the cited provider material, not legal advice. A third-party gateway can have different storage, routing, training, and residency terms from the model maker's direct API.
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Google Cloud's Gemini-powered Document AI processor for extracting the exact fields and derived values defined in a business schema. Custom Extractor 3.5 is for jobs where plain OCR is not enough. A team defines fields such as supplier, renewal date, line items, or risk clauses, and the processor returns those named entities from documents with variable layouts.
Google Document AI Custom Extractor 3.5 was released on May 26, 2026 according to the cited provider materials.
Release-candidate access through Google Cloud Document AI, powered by Gemini 3.5 Flash. The access routes listed in this guide are Google Cloud.
$30 / 1,000 pages for the first 1M pages. Google lists $20 per 1,000 pages above one million. The prediction price is the same for generative and custom-model extractor versions.
Release-candidate access through Google Cloud Document AI, powered by Gemini 3.5 Flash. Machine-learning processing is listed for US and EU locations, but fine-tuning is not available for this processor version.
Google says Document AI customer documents and predictions are not used to train its models. Online documents are processed in memory without disk persistence; batch inputs have a failsafe retention of up to one day. The policy belongs to the provider route and account terms, so verify it again before production use.
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