Document Intelligence

Turn documents into structured operational data.

Cass & York builds systems that extract, validate, review, and route information from PDFs, scans, photos, forms, and handwritten documents.

The resulting data can be delivered directly into ERP, CRM, accounting, database, and custom operational systems.

The problem

Manual data entry is often a document problem.

A PDF arrives by email. A field employee uploads a photo. A vendor sends a form. Someone opens it, finds the required values, types them into another system, and checks the result.

The workflow works until volume increases.

We automate the path between the source document and the operational record.

Documents we can process

Real-world paperwork in the formats you actually receive.

  • +PDFs
  • +Scans
  • +Photos
  • +Handwritten forms
  • +Invoices
  • +Manifests
  • +Delivery tickets
  • +Work orders
  • +Inspection forms
  • +Applications
  • +Estimates
  • +Statements
  • +Receipts
  • +Certificates
  • +Multi-page document packages
  • +Email attachments

How it works

From incoming document to approved record.

01

Ingest

Bring documents into the workflow through the channel the operation already uses.

  • +Email
  • +File upload
  • +Mobile capture
  • +APIs
  • +SFTP
  • +Cloud storage
  • +Existing applications
  • +Batch imports

02

Extract

Choose the processing approach that fits the document and the required fields.

  • +OCR
  • +Handwriting recognition
  • +Vision models
  • +Language models
  • +Document classification
  • +Structured parsers
  • +Template extraction

03

Validate

Check extracted data before it enters a system of record.

  • +Business rules
  • +Required fields
  • +Existing records
  • +Reference data
  • +Valid identifiers
  • +Totals
  • +Dates
  • +Cross-document relationships

04

Review

Route uncertain documents or fields to a human reviewer.

05

Deliver

Write approved information directly into the systems that need it.

  • +ERP
  • +CRM
  • +Accounting systems
  • +Operational databases
  • +Customer portals
  • +Data warehouses
  • +Internal applications
  • +Third-party APIs

Human review

Real documents are messy.

We can create review interfaces where uncertain values are highlighted beside the source document and corrected before downstream processing.

  • +Difficult handwriting
  • +Low-quality scans
  • +Missing fields
  • +Different layouts
  • +Rotated pages
  • +Duplicate documents
  • +Incomplete submissions
  • +Conflicting values

Common applications

Document workflows tied to an operational outcome.

01

Accounts Payable

Invoice → extraction → validation → approval → ERP/accounting

02

Field Operations

Ticket or work order → structured data → operational system → billing

03

Logistics

Manifest or delivery document → validated load record → TMS/ERP

04

Applications

Application → structured profile → review → CRM/case system

05

Compliance

Inspection or regulatory document → structured record → reporting/archive

06

Construction

Project documents and field paperwork → extracted information → project workflows

Production experience

Designed around operational scale.

Cass & York is led by an engineer with experience building production document-processing systems handling large volumes of real-world operational documents.

That experience includes difficult scans, extraction, validation, human review, and downstream system integration.

The focus is not simply whether a model can read one document. It is whether the entire workflow can operate reliably in production.

Reliability & controls

Trace the document all the way to the record.

  • +Confidence thresholds
  • +Duplicate detection
  • +Processing queues
  • +Retry handling
  • +Failed-document workflows
  • +Manual correction
  • +Audit history
  • +Monitoring
  • +Processing metrics
  • +Role-based access
  • +Source-to-record traceability

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