1. Send documents
Upload via portal, API, or S3-like storage. Your files are encrypted in transit and at rest.
OuroDocs ingests your PDFs, scans, and messy exports, then returns clean structured data on predictable plans. No data entry. No manual review queues. Just reliable outputs your systems can trust.
No long-term contracts. Start on a smaller plan, then scale up as your document volume grows. Freelancers earn lifetime commissions per client — your % for each client doesn't go down.
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Plug into your existing tools with minimal engineering time, and keep your workflow centered around structured data — not PDF juggling.
Upload via portal, API, or S3-like storage. Your files are encrypted in transit and at rest.
Documents are automatically classified, cleaned, and prepared for extraction with minimal human touch.
Outputs are normalized into structured fields your systems can understand and act on.
Push results into your database, BI tools, or accounting software via flexible delivery options.
Plans start at $100/month and include a set number of documents, with clear per-document overages once you go beyond your included volume. No hidden fees, no surprise charges.
For teams getting started with automated doc processing.
For teams running high-volume workflows or multiple clients.
Reach out anytime if you don't see your exact use case listed — most document-heavy workflows can be supported.
Invoices, receipts, statements, reports, and more. If it's a structured or semi-structured document, it's likely a good fit.
For most teams, onboarding is measured in days — not weeks. You can start with a small batch, then scale up.
Freelancers help bring in and support client relationships, and earn a recurring commission on the subscription revenue from clients attached to them. The document processing itself remains automated and standardized.
Yes — we take privacy and security seriously. Data is encrypted, and access is limited on a need-to-know basis.