DocuOCR is AI OCR software that reads invoices, contracts, forms and IDs and returns clean, structured data in Excel, CSV, JSON or your API. No templates, no manual entry.
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Delivers clean data to
Any document type
DocuOCR reads scanned, photographed and native-PDF files and extracts structured fields from virtually any layout, in any language, with no template setup.
Line items, tax, totals, vendor & PO data
Parties, dates, clauses, obligations, values
Merchant, amount, category, payment method
Any structured or semi-structured field
Transactions, balances, dates, descriptions
Name, number, expiry, MRZ and KYC fields
Bills of lading, packing lists, customs docs
Claims, EOBs and medical records
Specialist forms are covered too, including CBP Form 7501 entry summaries, ACORD insurance forms, certified payroll reports and lien waivers.
How it works
No rules to maintain, no template per vendor. Upload and the AI does the reading.
Drop in PDFs, scans or photos, single files or batches of thousands. Any source, any layout.
Models read every field, table and line item, validate it, and flag anything that needs a human review.
Download Excel, CSV or JSON, or push structured data into your ERP or RPA pipeline via API.
Built for scale
Skip the data-science project. DocuOCR delivers production-ready extraction with the controls, accuracy and integrations enterprise teams require.
{
"document_type": "invoice",
"status": "completed",
"confidence": 0.987,
"fields": {
"vendor": "Acme Supplies Ltd",
"document_number": "INV-2026-0892",
"issue_date": "2026-03-14",
"total": 594.00
},
"line_items": [
{ "description": "Steel brackets",
"qty": 120 }
]
}Security & compliance
Strong transport encryption and clear answers about what we do and do not have, so security teams can see exactly how your documents are handled.
Every extracted field carries a confidence score, and uncertain reads go to a review queue before export.
TLS 1.2+ for every document and export, from upload to API response.
Documents are processed and stored on US infrastructure.
Your documents are used to produce your results and nothing else. We do not train models on them.
We do not hold a SOC 2 attestation and do not currently offer SSO/SAML or a customer-facing audit log.
By industry
From accounts payable to claims and compliance, DocuOCR removes the manual data entry that slows your operation down.
Automate AP, expense and statement processing. Export clean data straight into your ERP and accounting systems.
Learn moreExtract obligations, dates and parties from contracts and filings for review, KYC and audit.
Learn moreRead claims, policies and supporting documents to accelerate intake and settlement.
Learn morePricing
Pay for pages processed, not for potential. Start free, upgrade as your document volume grows.
For individuals and small teams
For growing teams
High volume with API access
Who uses it
Teams that need the numbers and fields off a document as data, not as a PDF to open and retype one at a time.
Read invoices, statements and remittances, pull totals and line items, and post validated records into the ERP after review.
Run one OCR pipeline across departments for forms, contracts and IDs, so documents move as structured data instead of scans.
Wire the REST API into an intake workflow or product, and get clean structured JSON back with a confidence score on every field.
Explore the platform
See how DocuOCR handles each part of the document workflow, from reading and classifying files to pushing structured data into your systems.
Evaluating vendors?
Published rates read from each vendor's own price list, with the limits and confidence-score behaviour that decide whether a pipeline needs human review.
Comparing tools? See how DocuOCR stacks up against Amazon Textract, Azure AI Document Intelligence and ABBYY.
Start extracting data from your documents in minutes, or compare plans up to Enterprise at 700,000 pages a month.
FAQ
Document data extraction uses AI and OCR to read documents, invoices, contracts, forms, IDs and more, and pull out structured fields and tables. DocuOCR then exports that data to Excel, CSV, JSON or directly into your systems via API.
Invoices, receipts, purchase orders, contracts, bank statements, tax forms, IDs and passports, shipping documents, claims and more. You can also build custom templates for any document unique to your business.
No. DocuOCR reads new layouts automatically with no template setup. For specialised documents you can optionally define exactly which fields to capture.
Yes. POST a document and receive clean, structured JSON back. The API lets you automate extraction at scale inside your own applications and RPA pipelines.
Accuracy depends on your documents, so rather than quote a single number we make every read checkable: each field carries a confidence score and uncertain values go to a review queue before anything reaches your systems. Upload your own files to see how it performs on them.
All documents are encrypted in transit and at rest. We never train models on your data. We do not hold a SOC 2 attestation and do not currently offer SSO/SAML or a customer-facing audit log.
Resources
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