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Service

Data Extraction

PDFs, invoices, forms and web pages in. Clean, validated records out.

The problem

Critical data is locked inside documents and websites, and someone has to read and retype it by hand.

What it is

Data extraction uses vision models and OCR to read unstructured content and return structured records that match your exact schema.

How it works

Documents arrive by email or upload. A vision model extracts the fields you need against a strict schema, business rules validate the result, and anything uncertain goes to a quick human review.

How it runs

  1. Document received
  2. Fields read
  3. Checks applied
  4. Clean data delivered
  • OCR and vision

    Read scans, photos and messy layouts precisely.

  • Schema enforcement

    Every record matches your data model exactly.

  • Web capture

    Navigate complex and login-gated sites to collect data.

  • Validation

    Uncertain extractions are flagged for review.

Delivery

From first call to live system in four weeks.

  1. Week 1

    Mapping

    Identify document formats and the fields you need.

  2. Week 2

    Tuning

    Tune models to read your real-world layouts.

  3. Week 3

    Integration

    Deliver output to your ERP or database.

  4. Week 4

    Accuracy

    Refine on live samples until targets are met.

Outcomes

What it changes.

Extraction accuracy
99%
Faster processing
10x
Saved versus manual entry
Hours

Where it works

  • Invoice automation

    Extract line items, tax and vendor details from inbound invoices straight into accounting.

  • Price tracking

    Collect competitor pricing daily to inform your own pricing decisions.

Typical stack

  • Vision models
  • AWS Textract
  • Puppeteer
  • PostgreSQL
  • Next.js

Security

Documents are processed in short-lived, isolated environments, then archived encrypted or deleted according to your retention rules.

Related work

FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Yes. Modern vision models transcribe handwriting and messy scans reliably.