Typless: Intelligent Document Processing Software

Key Features

• AI Data Extraction

  Uses large language models to extract information from structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.

• Incremental Learning

  The system is designed to adapt and improve recognition accuracy over time based on human validation during the review process.

• Document Pre-processing

  Includes tools for orientation correction, skew correction, and noise reduction to help improve scan readability.

• Universal Date Conversion

  Recognizes various date formats on documents and converts them into a standard YYYY/MM/DD format.

• API and Webhook Export

  Supports exporting validated data in XML and JSON formats for integration with external business systems.

• Multilingual Support

  Recognizes documents written in European languages that use the Latin alphabet script.

Use Cases

• Invoice Processing

  Extracting data from incoming invoices to be imported into accounting programs or ERP systems.

• Contract and Certificate Management

  Processing semi-structured or unstructured data from business contracts and certificates.

• Transport Document Automation

  Capturing key data points from logistics and transport documentation.

• ERP Data Integration

  Using API responses to feed extracted document data into bots or ERP software.

Integrations

• Pantheon
• Oppis
• Minimax
• SAOP
• Vasco
• Infor LN
• XML export
• JSON export
• API
• Webhooks

FAQ

What types of documents can Typless process?

Typless is optimized for invoices but can also process contracts, certificates, and transport documentation.

Does Typless support handwritten documents?

No, Typless does not support the processing of handwritten invoices.

What are the pricing options for Typless?

There is a free tier providing 50 extractions per month, and paid plans start at approximately €170 per month for 500 invoices.

Can Typless be used on macOS or mobile?

Yes, Typless is available as a web version and a desktop application for macOS. While it can be run on mobile, the vendor notes it may experience reduced performance.