Found some interesting tidbits in their FAQ [0]:
"Q: What type of text can Amazon Textract detect and extract?
A: Amazon Textract can detect Latin-script characters from the standard English alphabet and ASCII symbols."
So, English only. But very worryingly is that they're going to keep your companies' documents:
"Q. Are document and image inputs processed by Amazon Textract stored, and how are they used by AWS?
A: Amazon Textract may store and use document and image inputs processed by the service solely to provide and maintain the service and to improve and develop the quality of Amazon Textract..."
"Q. Can I delete images and documents stored by Amazon Textract?
A: Yes. You can request deletion of document and image inputs associated with your account by contacting AWS Support. Deleting image and document inputs may degrade your Amazon Textract experience."
A: Amazon Textract can detect Latin-script characters from the standard English alphabet and ASCII symbols."
So, English only. But very worryingly is that they're going to keep your companies' documents:
"Q. Are document and image inputs processed by Amazon Textract stored, and how are they used by AWS?
A: Amazon Textract may store and use document and image inputs processed by the service solely to provide and maintain the service and to improve and develop the quality of Amazon Textract..."
"Q. Can I delete images and documents stored by Amazon Textract?
A: Yes. You can request deletion of document and image inputs associated with your account by contacting AWS Support. Deleting image and document inputs may degrade your Amazon Textract experience."