Priced by the document, not the seat.

Invoices, credit notes, purchase orders, insurance claim forms, contracts and amendments, and similar semi-structured business documents. Scanned pages, photos and PDFs with a text layer all work. You describe the fields you want in a schema, and the agent reads each document against it.

Every extracted field carries a confidence score. Fields under your threshold are held in a review lane, shown to a person next to the page region they came from, and released once confirmed. Corrections are logged and used to tune your workflow, never anyone else's.

No. You write a schema and a handful of rules, upload ten to twenty sample documents, and read the results. Most teams are routing live documents inside two weeks. You can add examples later to sharpen a field that keeps landing in review.

Yes. Extraction works across the major European and Asian languages, and mixed-language documents such as a French invoice with an English purchase order reference. Field names in your schema stay in whichever language you choose.

One document is one file you submit, up to 50 pages. A longer file counts as one extra document per additional 50 pages. Re-running the same document after a schema change within 24 hours is free. Documents sent to review count once, however many reviewers touch them.

You are billed the overage rate for your plan on the documents above your allowance, at the end of the month. No surprise tier jumps: the usage estimator on this page uses exactly the same arithmetic as your invoice.

We are letting teams in from the waitlist in small batches. Each team gets a sandbox with 200 documents and a call with an engineer to set up the first workflow. No card is needed for the sandbox.

Monthly plans change or cancel at any time and take effect on the next billing date. Annual plans are billed up front and can be upgraded mid-term; the unused balance carries over.

No. Customer documents and corrections are used only to run and tune your own workflows. They are never used to train or improve models for other customers, and they are deleted on the retention schedule you set.

In the region you pick at sign-up, United States or European Union. Default retention is 30 days after processing, configurable from zero (documents are discarded once routed) to 365 days. Extracted results and the audit log follow their own retention settings.

Nobody by default. Support engineers can open a document only through a time-boxed access grant that you approve, and every grant and view is written to your audit log.