Zero retyping: the data comes straight out of your documents
Invoices, receipts, paper forms, or vendor PDFs. We pull out the data and load it straight into your system, with nobody transcribing it by hand or making the usual mistake while doing it.
Document reading
$450 USD
2 to 3 weeks
- Automated reading of 1 document type (invoices, receipts, or forms)
- Extracting the fields you define and loading them into the target system
- Basic validation against what's already in your system
- 30 days of support
- 50% up front, 50% on delivery
Reading with an agent
$1,050 USD
4 to 6 weeks
- Includes everything above, plus:
- 2 to 3 document types, including handwritten or variable-quality ones
- An agent that decides what to do with exceptions
High-volume reading
From $2,150 USD
6 to 10 weeks
- Includes everything above, plus:
- High volumes in a continuous flow, not one-off batches
- Direct integration with your accounting or operating system
Frequently asked questions
What people ask before automating document reading
It depends on the quality of the source document. That's why the single-automation pack validates against what's already in your system, and the agent pack decides what to do with exceptions: no data ever gets loaded without a way to confirm it.
Yes, with handwritten character recognition, though accuracy drops compared to a clean digital document. That's exactly what the agent pack covers, with exception validation.
Into whatever system you define: your accounting, your ERP, a spreadsheet, or the system that's fed by hand today. It doesn't sit in a loose file someone has to copy again.
Processing runs on the project's own infrastructure, with the same access controls as the rest of the automation, and documents aren't shared with anyone outside the agreed scope.
Yes, that's exactly what the full-system pack covers: a continuous flow instead of one-off batches, with direct integration into your accounting or operating system.
How many hours a month go into retyping invoices or forms?
Tell us which documents they are and we'll say how automatable it is and what it would cost.