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Purchase orders arrive in one agreed inbox as PDF, email text or Excel.
SYSLUME Order Intake
Order Intake reads purchase orders from PDFs, email text and Excel files, checks them against your product catalog and customer list, and puts each one in a review queue. Approved orders export as a CSV for QuickBooks Online. Nothing is written to your accounting system without approval.
Someone on your team opens each purchase order, finds the product codes, checks the prices and types the order into QuickBooks. It is slow, it piles up at month end, and one wrong code or quantity can mean a wrong shipment or invoice. The work needs care, but most of it is copying.
How it works
The agent prepares the order. A person decides what happens to it.
Purchase orders arrive in one agreed inbox as PDF, email text or Excel.
The agent turns each document into a structured order: customer, lines, quantities, prices, dates.
Product codes can only come from your catalog. Customers are matched to your customer list. Anything that does not match is flagged as an exception.
Your staff approve, edit or reject each order in a review queue. Exceptions are shown first.
05 / Export. Approved orders are exported as a CSV file for QuickBooks Online import. Only approved orders are included.
What it does
What it never does
Order Intake is built on the Claude API, using structured outputs and product codes limited to your catalog. Every change is checked against an evaluation suite before it is used.
Test set: 36 fictional purchase orders (12 email text, 12 PDF, 12 Excel; 136 order lines), 13 of them with one planted problem: an unknown product, a price that differs from the catalog, an unknown sender, a wrong stated total or a quantity written in words. Model: Claude Opus 5.5.
Read these numbers with care. The documents are fictional and cleaner than a real inbox, so treat the results as an upper bound until measured on your own orders. Results also vary between runs: in an earlier run one 12 oz cup was read as the 8 oz product, and the price check caught it and sent the order to review. That is why nothing is exported without a person approving it.
A one-minute screen recording of the real product running on Claude: 8 fictional purchase orders arrive, the review queue flags what needs a person, a reviewer fixes a misread line, and approved orders export for QuickBooks Online.
See the extraction on your own documents before you buy anything. $0, no build commitment.
Typed PDFs, email text and Excel files only. Handwritten or badly scanned documents are out of scope for now. See the privacy notice for the document trial.
Start the free trialThey are used only to produce your results. They are processed through the Claude API, with Anthropic as our sub-processor. We do not use them to train models. Trial documents are deleted within 30 days, or sooner if you ask.
Version 1 works on purchase orders forwarded to one agreed address; we connect that inbox during the build. It exports a CSV for QuickBooks Online import. Your product catalog and customer list can come from a QuickBooks export or a spreadsheet. Other systems can be discussed in an Automation Fit Check.
Anything the agent is unsure about, or that does not match your catalog or customer list, goes to the exception queue for a person to fix. Nothing is exported until someone approves it, so a wrong extraction is caught in review rather than in your accounts.
You do. The agent runs with the least access it needs, on accounts you own, and you can remove that access at any time.
No. Everything is written and async: scope, questions, results and support.