Fields & line items. High-fidelity conversion on secure servers, encrypted, auto-deleted, never trained on.
Turning a PDF invoice into structured JSON is the first step of any accounts-payable or ERP automation, and it is where generic OCR falls down. BitMorph reads the invoice the way a person does, understanding that a number next to "Total" is the amount due and that a table of line items belongs together, then returns clean JSON with the vendor, dates, totals, tax and every line item as typed fields. No templates to configure and no per-vendor rules, so it works on invoices you have never seen before.
Invoice number, PO number, issue and due dates, vendor and bill-to, currency and totals, extracted as typed values.
Each row parsed into description, quantity, unit price and amount, kept as a structured array you can loop over.
Subtotal, tax and grand total isolated and reconciled, so figures drop straight into your ledger.
No template setup. It reads the document's meaning, so a new vendor's invoice works on the first try.
Files are encrypted, processed briefly on ephemeral servers, auto-deleted within hours, and never sold or used to train AI.
High-fidelity Office conversion rebuilds tables, columns and layout, not just the raw text.
Turn documents into clean Markdown, JSON or RAG-ready chunks, built to drop straight into your AI pipeline.
Yes. Files are encrypted in transit, processed on secure servers, deleted right after conversion, and never used to train AI.
No. Invoice to JSON runs in your web browser, with no download or install required.
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