Share a sample
Use a dummy or redacted invoice from your accounting tool, spreadsheet or ERP.
Find the gaps before your next step. Review a sample invoice for key details, potential inconsistencies, and practical ways to prepare.
From spreadsheets and accounting tools to your ERP.
PDFEXCELIMAGESChoose the context. Add a document. Get a clearer picture.
1. Review your source data
Correct customer, supplier and invoice details against your records.
2. Talk to your ERP vendor
Check applicable field capture and structured PINT-AE output.
3. Connect with an ASP
Discuss mapping, onboarding and transmission testing.
Use a dummy or redacted invoice from your accounting tool, spreadsheet or ERP.
AI extracts the information. A versioned rule engine flags gaps and uncertainty.
Download your report and use the findings to guide a conversation with your team.
Clarity about what this tool can
and cannot tell you.
No. It reviews selected fields and calculations in the supplied document. It does not certify compliance, validate a complete PINT-AE XML document, verify TRN registration or test an ERP or ASP connection.
No. Applicability depends on invoice type, tax treatment and transaction context. Conditional fields are flagged for review rather than declared universally required. This MVP checks a selected subset of data, not all technical requirements.
The application processes documents in memory and sends extracted text and page images to Google Gemini when live uploads are enabled. Reports remain in server memory for up to 15 minutes plus a 30-second cleanup interval, or until you delete them. Provider retention is separate; read the privacy notice before uploading.
Yes, when live uploads are configured. Supported formats are PDF, XLSX, PNG and JPG. PDFs can have up to 10 pages; spreadsheets must contain values rather than formulas. Unclear or uncertain extraction is marked for review.
Selected data concepts are mapped to OpenPeppol PINT-AE Billing 1.0.4 and linked to Ministry of Finance resources. Every report includes the local ruleset version and source links. Regulatory interpretation still needs professional review.