Distribution · manufacturing · logistics

Zero data entry: the invoice walks into the ERP by itself

Every month, hundreds of supplier invoices arrive as PDFs. Somebody opens them, re-types them, matches them against purchase orders, and finds the pricing discrepancies far too late. The work is completely invisible when it is done well.

Watch the pipeline run
Today
24 min / invoice
Time to production
6 to 10 weeks
What stays human
Accounting no longer keys data in: it arbitrates exceptions. That is the only place where its judgement is worth anything.

Before / after

The same process, run twice

On the left, what it costs today. On the right, the pipeline played step by step, with the data that actually moves from one step to the next.

Today · by hand

24 minutes per invoice

  1. Open, rename, file the document2 min
  2. Key header and lines into the ERP9 min
  3. Find the matching purchase order7 min
  4. Check quantities and prices, line by line4 min
  5. Archive and pass on for payment2 min

A working assumption, not a measurement taken at your company. You’ll adjust these figures below.

Pipeline · zero-saisie-factures
  1. The invoice arrives

    instant

    Accounts inbox, scanner, or supplier portal. Any format.

    accounts@ · attachment

    From: [email protected]
    Attachment: INV-2026-11482.pdf (2 pages, scan)
    Subject: November invoice — order PO-8841
  2. It is read in full

    4.2 s

    Header, lines, VAT, references — even on a crooked scan.

    Extraction

    supplier : "Delmas Steel Ltd" → vendor #V-204
    invoice  : INV-2026-11482 · 12/11/2026 · net 30 EOM
    order    : PO-8841
    lines    : 14  ·  net_total : €18,402.60
    vat      : 20 % → €3,680.52
  3. Matching happens

    1.1 s

    Invoice ↔ purchase order ↔ delivery note, line by line.

    Matching PO-8841

    Line   Ordered   Received   Invoiced   Status
      1     120 u      120 u      120 u      ✓
      2      40 u       40 u       40 u      ✓
      …
     11      15 u       15 u       15 u      ⚠ €6.80 vs €6.20
    Discrepancy found: +€9.00 net on line 11
  4. Exceptions surface

    What matches goes through. What doesn’t lands on a desk, with the explanation attached.

    1 exception out of 14 lines

    13 lines compliant → posted with no human touch
    1 line out of tolerance → sent to accounts
    Reason: unit price above the contracted rate
    The supplier has been notified automatically
  5. The entry is posted

    0.7 s

    Accounting entry created, document archived, payment due date set.

    Posted to the ERP

    Entry 401-V204 · €18,393.60 net
    Source document attached (original PDF kept)
    Due: 31/12/2026
    Complete audit trail, reversible

Accounting no longer keys data in: it arbitrates exceptions. That is the only place where its judgement is worth anything.

Your numbers

What this weighs at your company

Run the numbers on your own figures

Move the sliders: everything recalculates live, from your own volumes.

600invoices/mois
24min
38€/h
85%
What that adds up to

0h/month

Time handed back to your team, every month

0€/year

Value of the time recovered over twelve months

0FTE

Full-time equivalent freed from work that creates no value

0

What doing nothing costs over three years

How we build it

Nothing magic — assembled building blocks

Every block is replaceable and documented. You own the code, the data and the access — that is a condition, not an option.

See the offering AI automation & agents
  • OCR on scans and native PDFs
  • Structured extraction + consistency checks
  • Purchase order / delivery note matching
  • ERP connector (reversible postings)
  • Human exception queue

One concrete problem is enough to start

Shall we test these assumptions on your case?

Twenty minutes is enough to know whether this scenario holds at your company, what it assumes about your data, and where to start.