Connect your document sources, extract structured data, and push results to the tools your team already uses.
Upload any document — PDF, scan, or photo — and get structured data back immediately. No setup, no templates, no waiting.
Forward documents from Gmail or Outlook to a dedicated extraction address. Attachments and embedded documents are processed automatically as they arrive.
Connect Google Drive or OneDrive folders. New documents added to monitored folders are picked up and processed without manual intervention.
Drag and drop files through the web interface. Supports PDF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and digital document formats. Batch upload for multiple files at once.
Submit documents programmatically via the API. Receive structured results synchronously or via webhook callback for async workflows.
Push extracted data directly into spreadsheets. One-click export or continuous sync with connected sheets for always-current data.
Download structured data in CSV for accounting system imports or JSON for developer workflows and API pipelines.
Full API access returns structured JSON with field-level confidence scores. Power Automate connector available for no-code workflow automation.
The value of a bulk extraction engine depends on how seamlessly it fits into existing workflows. If someone still needs to manually download, upload, or reformat data between systems, much of the extraction speed is lost in handoff friction.
The most effective setup connects document sources directly to the extraction engine and pushes results to downstream systems automatically. Email forwarding handles vendor invoices that arrive in inboxes. Cloud drive monitoring covers documents shared through collaboration tools. The API handles programmatic submission from internal systems.
On the output side, direct spreadsheet integration serves teams that work in Excel or Google Sheets. CSV and JSON exports feed accounting systems and ERPs. The API enables custom integrations for teams with specific workflow requirements. Lido’s AI-powered bulk extraction engine supports all of these patterns so teams can build end-to-end extraction workflows without manual data handling.
Common intake integrations include email forwarding from Gmail and Outlook, cloud drive monitoring for Google Drive and OneDrive, direct file upload via web interface, and API-based document submission. The goal is to minimize manual steps between document receipt and data extraction. Lido supports all of these intake methods and processes documents automatically as they arrive.
Most bulk extraction engines offer export formats compatible with ERP and accounting systems. Direct integrations vary by tool, but common approaches include CSV or XML export for batch import, REST API for real-time data flow, and connector platforms like Power Automate or Zapier for no-code integration. Lido provides a REST API and Power Automate connector alongside standard file exports.
Email auto-forwarding assigns a dedicated email address to your extraction workflow. You configure your email client to forward messages matching certain criteria, such as invoices from specific vendors, to this address. The bulk extraction engine processes attachments and embedded documents automatically, adding extracted data to your spreadsheet or triggering an API callback. No manual upload or scheduling is required.
Yes, API-based bulk extraction engines typically support both single-document and batch processing endpoints. For batch operations, you submit multiple documents in one request and receive results either synchronously or via webhook callbacks when processing completes. This is useful for scheduled imports from document management systems or for processing large backlogs.
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