Abstract: A method of automatically extracting information from electronic documents is discussed. The method includes a computer system receiving a plurality of electronic documents of a particular type that includes information arranged in a plurality of different formats. The method further includes, for each of a set of electronic documents, the computer system analyzes the electronic documents to identify tokens within the electronic documents, identifies a plurality of points-of-interest within the electronic documents, and matches points-of-interest based on distance between points-of-interest and a determination by a natural language processing model that the points-of-interest correspond. The method further includes generating revised versions of the electronic documents in which the matched points-of-interest are arranged in a universal format and storing the revised versions of the electronic documents.

Abstract: A collapsible cremation casket is formed of cardboard and has the appearance of a typical wood or plastic casket. The casket is assembled by folding along pre-scored lines to form a two-piece domed lid having a plurality of slots on the bottom and a set of slots in the back edge. The slots engage a plurality of tabs extending upward from the top of the back wall of the tray. Tabs within the slots on the back wall of the lid and the slope of the back wall of the tray provide support for the lid to stand in an upright position. When the tray is covered with the lid, the tabs engage the slots in the bottom wall of the lid, thereby securely holding the lid in place. During a ceremony, one lid section may be closed position and the second lid section is upright, thereby giving the appearance of a standard two-part casket lid.

Abstract: A collapsible cremation casket is formed of cardboard and having the appearance of a typical wood or plastic casket. The casket is assembled by folding along pre-scored lines to form a two-piece domed lid having a plurality of slots on the bottom and a set of slots in the back edge. The slots engage a plurality of tabs extending upward from the top of the back wall of the tray. Tabs within the slots on the back wall of the lid and the slope of the back wall of the tray provide support for the lid to stand in an upright position. When the tray is cover with the lid, the tabs engage the slots in the bottom wall of the lid, thereby securely holding the lid in place. During a ceremony, one lid section may be closed position and the second lid section is upright, thereby giving the appearance of a standard two-part casket lid.