VisionParser

The self-serve API takes a PNG, JPEG, or PDF and returns JSON with the fields you'd expect from a purchase: totals, tax, date, merchant name and address, currency, and a request ID. A simple mode returns the basics, and an advanced mode adds the invoice number, amount paid, discounts, service charge, and a full line-item breakdown. Each field carries a confidence score from 0 to 1, so your code can flag anything shaky.

Beyond invoices and receipts, the same API covers bank statements, checks, bills of lading, packing slips, tax forms, ID documents, and healthcare paperwork. You filter by industry to find the right endpoint, and the Universal plan unlocks all of them under one key. That means one integration can serve several teams instead of one contract per format.

VisionParser identifies the document type on its own, then pulls structured fields with the vendor's claimed accuracy of over 95%. It reads PDFs, images, scans, tables, and charts, and it's built for messy real-world input like low-quality scans, photos, and handwriting. For teams that get a wide mix of documents, automatic classification removes the step of sorting files before extraction.

Low-confidence fields are flagged automatically and land in a review queue, where a teammate checks, corrects, and approves them before the data moves downstream. High-confidence results can be auto-approved by rules you define. The review step is what lets a business push extracted figures into an ERP without a person rechecking every row.

Every extracted value ships with a confidence score, and the platform can validate fields against business rules you set, like matching a line item total against the invoice total. Rules catch the mistakes a raw OCR pass would let through, and the README-level detail in each response makes it clear which values passed and which need a second look.

Approved data flows straight into ERPs like SAP, Oracle, and NetSuite, accounting tools like QuickBooks and Xero, and freight management systems. There are REST APIs and webhooks for anything custom. The point is to kill the re-entry step, so a validated invoice lands in the ledger instead of being typed in twice.

The platform runs entirely inside your own environment on AWS, GCP, or Azure, or on-premise. Documents never leave your infrastructure, which suits teams under GDPR, HIPAA, or SOC 2 rules with strict data residency needs. You also pick the region you deploy in, so the setup can match where your data is allowed to live.

VisionParser tailors extraction rules, output formats, and document types to match a business's own paperwork rather than forcing it into a fixed template. The top Automation Platform tier adds custom validation rules, detailed reports, and human-in-the-loop review, with a one-time customization fee set by requirements. Teams with unusual documents get a setup built around their workflow.