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Document intake and extraction

Turn stacks of paperwork into clean, checked data

A document pipeline that reads PDFs, scans, and emails, pulls the exact fields you need, validates them against your rules, and files the result in your systems. Low-confidence extractions go to a reviewer before anything is committed.

The problem

Critical data still arrives as PDFs, scans, and email attachments that someone has to retype into a system of record. Manual entry is slow, inconsistent, and a constant source of downstream errors. The documents vary in format, so brittle templates break the moment a vendor changes their layout.

The outcome

minutes

to process a stack of documents

The architecture

How the work actually flows

No black box. This is the real data and agent flow, from the moment work arrives to the moment it is done, with a human in the loop wherever the stakes are high.

  1. Ingest

    Collect documents from email, shared drives, and upload, then split and classify each one by type.

  2. Extract

    Read every page with OCR and an LLM to pull the fields you care about, with a confidence score per field.

  3. Validate

    Check each field against your business rules, reference data, and cross-document consistency checks.

  4. Review

    Send only low-confidence or rule-breaking fields to a human in a side-by-side review screen.

  5. File

    Write the validated record into your ERP, CRM, or database through typed integrations.

  6. Monitor

    Track extraction accuracy and straight-through rate, and retune as new document formats appear.

What we build

  • Multi-format ingestion with document splitting and classification
  • Field-level extraction with per-field confidence scoring
  • A validation layer for business rules and reference-data lookups
  • A side-by-side human review screen for low-confidence fields
  • Typed write-back into your systems of record with monitoring

Representative stack

Python Document AI Anthropic Claude LangGraph Postgres pgvector

We choose tools to fit the job and your constraints. We are not tied to any one vendor.

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