The use case: how Aevy deploys Hatchet
Aevy uses Hatchet to orchestrate AI document processing workflows for solar and wind farm assets, running tasks in parallel and giving domain experts a UI to review extraction results. They self-host Hatchet to meet security requirements for critical infrastructure data.
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For large assets, document processing can involve up to 50,000 documents per project, with their previous setup taking almost a week to complete processing.
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Parallel Processing at Scale: Hatchet enables Aevy to process up to 50,000 documents in under an hour through optimized parallel execution, compared to nearly a week with their previous setup.