Please provide some more details. It is not clear from your post what you are asking for. Do you have any examples you can provide? Screenshots and specific behaviors are really helpful. With that, I might be able to offer some suggestions.

I still do not think I fully understand what you are asking. It sounds like you have text that you've extracted via OCR and you are asking how to parse that text. I cannot answer that without that text. If you cannot provide the text as an example, then I would suggest looking into RegEx (Regular Expressions). These are useful for extracting patterns from text. I use a tool called "Expresso" to help build and test more complex RegEx although there may be better ones or even web-based ones as well.

Thanks for the response. Below are the 2 scenarios we are facing for scanning the same type of card of 2 different persons.

Scenario 1:
"HHcJohn DarrenXXXX1234XV:.^-Signature > .C"-Signature1dd/mm/yyyyAccount NumberABC Organization

Scenario 2:
fcRPFHRcTABC Organizationdd/mm/yyyyAccount Number*XXXX1234XMichael JamesSignatureS?;*

We are mainly looking to extract the important details like the name and the card number(XXXX1234). But in both scenario 1 and 2 the OCR outputs are out of order compared to the card scanned and we couldn't find any common pattern we could use to extract the details. Please suggest.

Have you tried using the DocumentOCR component with the new PdfConnector functionality?  When setting up a document type you can add both scenarios to the document type and then test to see which is present. In my experience, when the OCR reads the document in a different order it is usually either not the same document or there is some rotation on the document that has caused lines to skew. The DocumentOCR component handles rotation pretty well but that is not an exact science.