Invoice capture
Extract supplier details, references, dates, totals and line items where needed. Check required fields and duplicates before preparing a record for approval.
Important information arrives as invoices, forms, attachments and scanned pages. We build intelligent document processing workflows that extract the fields you need, check them against business rules and send uncertain cases to a person.
Explore your document workflowOptical character recognition can turn a scan into text. Your team still has to identify the document, find the right values, check them and put them somewhere useful. Different layouts, missing pages and repeated submissions make that work harder.
We scope the whole document journey: intake, extraction, validation, review and transfer into the destination system. The aim is to reduce routine handling without making errors harder to find. Document and field-level performance are measured separately, using representative files rather than a few ideal samples.
Extract supplier details, references, dates, totals and line items where needed. Check required fields and duplicates before preparing a record for approval.
Turn agreed form types into structured records. Identify missing information and route incomplete submissions for follow-up.
Compare extracted references and quantities with permitted system records, highlighting mismatches for the operations team.
Identify incoming document types and send them to the correct workflow, retaining the original file and an auditable processing status.
Someone opens an attachment, types the supplier and amounts into a system, then notices the invoice has already been entered.
A workflow extracts the agreed fields, checks for duplicates and mismatched totals, and prepares a draft. A reviewer sees the original file beside any flagged fields.
Receive the file, identify its type and retain a traceable source reference.
Check required fields, formats, totals and duplicate indicators.
Resolve exceptions before sending approved data to the destination system.
An illustrative engagement. We agree the actual scope, access and success measures with your business.
The engagement has a clear scope and a tangible handover. We agree the deliverables before work starts.
Discuss the scopeSupported document types, required values and the rules for accepting or rejecting an extraction.
A pipeline with an agreed intake method, structured output and a visible review queue.
Source references, processing states, duplicate protection and the scoped destination connection.
Field accuracy, exception handling, review effort and processing costs assessed on your representative sample.
Include messy scans, unusual layouts and known exceptions in the sample.
Specify required fields and which errors need a reviewer.
Evaluate extraction, validation and destination behaviour together.
Review new document types and changes in quality before expanding the scope.
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OCR recognises text in an image. A document processing workflow may also classify the file, extract named fields, validate them, route exceptions and update another system. OCR can be one component of that workflow.
There is no universal accuracy guarantee. Scans, handwriting, tables, missing pages and unusual layouts affect results. We test your actual document types and identify limitations before agreeing what the system will handle.
Our starting scope can prepare checked invoice data for review. Payment authorisation is a separate business control and is not implied by an extraction project. The agreed approval process remains explicit.
We use validation rules and evaluation evidence to decide when to route a file for review. A model-generated confidence score alone is not proof that a field is correct. Reviewers should be able to compare extracted values with the source.
That depends on supported APIs, import formats and permissions. We investigate the accounting, CRM or operations system you use, then agree the connection and how failed or repeated deliveries will be handled.
Document volume, page count, layout variation, required fields, review effort and integrations all matter. We separate setup and development from ongoing processing, storage and support, using sample files to inform the proposal.
Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll help you find a practical next step.
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