Use case · Digital tools
Documents, extracted
The numbers out of the invoice, the rows out of the statement, charged for the documents you actually put through.
What it is.
Tables and fields out of a PDF or a scan, priced per document. The step that usually justifies a whole subscription.
What you send
A PDF, an image or a scan.
What comes back
- The fields, typed and named
- Tables kept as tables
- A confidence on each value
Who reaches for it
Anyone processing documents in bursts, and agents that receive them as attachments.
Instead of.
A per seat document platform for a queue that is busy two weeks a quarter.
Documents, extracted
A PDF, an image or a scan.
Per request
The price is set by the provider and shown in euros before anything runs. Nothing renews, and a month you ask for nothing costs nothing.
The result
The fields, typed and named, and the rest of the record with it.
More jobs
What else people ask for.
A browser, by the run
A real session rented for one job. Nothing to host, nothing to keep warm, and no idle capacity between runs.
Digital toolsScraping without the plumbing
A page turned into structured data, so the part of the job that breaks quietly is somebody else's to keep working.
DataLookups inside a loop
One record at a time, at a price that survives being called a thousand times in a batch and twice the week after.
