Finance & accounting
Receipt extractor: receipts into your ERP without typing
Extract merchant, totals, tax, and line items from purchase receipts (printed or photographed) and automate expense and procurement entry with per-field confidence scores.
Small documents, big volume
Receipts are the highest-volume, lowest-glamour documents in procurement: crumpled thermal paper, phone photos, email confirmations. The receipt extractor reads them all and returns consistent structured data.
Fields captured
Transaction details
- Merchant name and address
- Receipt number
- Date and time of purchase
- Payment method and card last-four
- Currency
Amounts
- Subtotal, tax, and tip
- Total amount
Line items
- Item description
- Quantity, unit price, and line amount
Where it goes
Extracted receipts flow into procurement systems, expense workflows, and accounting ledgers without manual entry. Fuzzy photos and faded thermal prints get confidence-scored like everything else, so questionable reads route to review rather than into your books.
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