FinTract
FinTract is a financial document extraction API. Upload a PDF bank statement, invoice, balance sheet, income statement, or cash-flow statement; get back structured JSON with a source citation on every critical field. Unlike generic OCR, Fintract validates the financial logic in every document before returning results: transactions must reconcile against opening and closing balances, balance sheets must balance, totals must match line items. If a document fails validation, the API returns an error instead of silently wrong numbers — and you aren't billed for it. Integration is self-serve: sign up, get an API key, and run your first extraction in minutes. No sales calls, no enterprise contracts. Pricing is $0.05 per page, pay as you go, with $2.00 in free credit to start (about 40 pages, no card required). No subscription, and the prepaid balance never expires. Common use cases: lending and underwriting workflows, bookkeeping automation, importing statements into QuickBooks or Xero, invoice processing, and financial analysis pipelines that start from PDFs.
About FinTract
FinTract is a financial document extraction API. Upload a PDF bank statement, invoice, balance sheet, income statement, or cash-flow statement; get back structured JSON with a source citation on every critical field. Unlike generic OCR, Fintract validates the financial logic in every document before returning results: transactions must reconcile against opening and closing balances, balance sheets must balance, totals must match line items. If a document fails validation, the API returns an error instead of silently wrong numbers — and you aren't billed for it. Integration is self-serve: sign up, get an API key, and run your first extraction in minutes. No sales calls, no enterprise contracts. Pricing is $0.05 per page, pay as you go, with $2.00 in free credit to start (about 40 pages, no card required). No subscription, and the prepaid balance never expires. Common use cases: lending and underwriting workflows, bookkeeping automation, importing statements into QuickBooks or Xero, invoice processing, and financial analysis pipelines that start from PDFs.