Paperwork that processes itself.
Automated extraction, classification, and routing for invoices, contracts, intake forms, and any document your team currently handles manually.
Get started →This combines OCR with LLM-based parsing to handle messy, inconsistent document formats that traditional automation can't — the same approach used in enterprise document processing, scaled for growing businesses.
Every business that deals with paperwork has the same hidden cost: someone is manually reading documents, pulling out the relevant data, and typing it into another system. Invoices get keyed into accounting software. Contracts get reviewed and summarized. Intake forms get transcribed into the CRM. It's slow, error-prone, and nobody's favorite part of the job.
We build systems that read, extract, classify, and route document data automatically. Invoices get parsed and entered into your accounting system. Contracts get key terms extracted and flagged. Intake forms get structured and pushed into your CRM. The documents still get processed — just without someone spending their afternoon doing it.
Identify the document types
Invoices, contracts, forms — we map every document type your team processes manually.
Build the extraction logic
OCR + LLM parsing tailored to your specific document formats, with validation rules for accuracy.
Documents route themselves
Data flows from documents into your systems automatically. Exceptions get flagged for human review.
Can it handle handwritten documents?
In most cases, yes. The OCR layer handles printed and handwritten text, and the LLM layer interprets context.
What about documents in different formats?
PDFs, scanned images, Word docs, and email attachments — the system handles all common formats.
How accurate is the extraction?
Validation rules catch errors before data enters your systems. Confidence scores flag anything that needs human review.
Ready to see how this works for your business?
Fill in the short form. We'll review your situation and come back with a concrete recommendation — not a sales pitch.