Supplier Document Processing

Read supplier documents in full and turn them into structured, checkable data.

What It Does

The agent reads invoices, certificates, and specs, extracts the fields you need, and flags mismatches against the order for review.Without it: Supplier paperwork arrives in every format, and re-keying it by hand is slow and error-prone.

  • Matches the document to the supplier master by tax ID, not letterhead name
  • Checks invoice lines against the purchase order and the goods receipt
  • Certificates are read for scope and expiry date, and lapsed ones flagged
  • Pages it cannot read are marked for rekeying rather than guessed at

Illustrative example

A mill sends a PDF invoice for 12 rolls against PO 44120, raised for 10. The agent pulls every line, matches the supplier by tax ID rather than the trading name on the letterhead, and flags both the two-roll overage and an oeko-tex certificate that expired in March. The buyer opens the flag with the source page beside it and decides whether to approve or query.

Reads

Supplier inbox

Invoices, certs, specs

Document store

Scanned source pages

ERP

PO and goods receipt

Supplier master

Tax IDs, trading names

OverSAPSAP
Runs

Supplier document processing

Suggest

Starts when

A supplier sends an invoice, certificate, or spec sheet

How far it goes

it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits

Never

APPROVAL: enforced below the model, not asked of it

Produces

Extracted fields

Structured per document

Mismatch flags

Queued for the buyer

Source link

Kept beside each field

Supplier document processing. Reads Supplier inbox, Invoices, certs, specs; Document store, Scanned source pages; ERP, PO and goods receipt; Supplier master, Tax IDs, trading names. Suggest autonomy: it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits. It never approval. Produces Extracted fields Structured per document; Mismatch flags Queued for the buyer; Source link Kept beside each field.

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