Automated document processing workflow
Extract and classify data from invoices, contracts, and forms automatically with human validation control.
The starting difficulty
Employees spend hours copying data from incoming email documents manually into internal database systems.
Workflow inputs
- →Provider invoices
- →Purchase contracts and addenda
- →Claim forms
- →Job applications and CVs
What Cytria builds
- ✓Optical character recognition and automatic classification of incoming documents.
- ✓Structured extraction of key fields (amounts, dates, references, signatories).
- ✓Automatic cross-reference checks against existing CRM or ERP data.
- ✓Unified validation interface highlighting extracted values directly on the original document.
Validation & control points
- ✓The manager visually verifies highlighted fields (red or orange flags) in case of system doubt.
- ✓Manual validation is mandatory before exporting entries to the accounting tool or ERP.
- ✓Unreadable or unclassified documents are rejected and placed in a manual review queue.
Expected deliverable
Structured JSON or CSV file ready to import into your tools, with archived copy of the original document.
Security & Hosting
Local execution of extraction models on virtual private server. No data transits outside national borders.
Step by step process
Realistic scenario
A Geneva real estate agency automated the entry of 1500 maintenance invoices per month. Accounting processing time was reduced by 70% while eliminating IBAN errors through mandatory double validation.
Implementation journey
Phase 1
Analysis of document types and data fields to extract.
Phase 2
Development of page separation and optical reading scripts.
Phase 3
Creation of the validation interface for managers.
Phase 4
API integration with the accounting ERP.
Aligned delivery
This use case maps directly to our primary Solutions integration model.
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Bring your specific business situation. We will help scope the data perimeter, define safety controls, and test a private prototype.