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Six teams, six kinds of paperwork. Here is what Paige reads for each.

Paige is document reading in the cloud: send in files, get back each document split out, sorted and read into the fields you chose. The steps are the same for everyone. The documents, the fields and what you do next are not.

What Paige does with every batchSix steps. In: upload files, scan, or email them to the job. Split: one file becomes its separate documents. Sort: each document gets its type. Read: the fields and line items you chose. Check: values Paige is not sure of are left for a person. Out: download the results or have them sent to your FTP server, as a searchable PDF and a data file.01InUpload, scan, or email the job02SplitOne file becomes its documents03SortEach document gets its type04ReadYour fields and line items05CheckUnsure values go to a person06OutDownload, or your FTP server
What happens to every batch, for every team. Each result is a searchable PDF and a data file with the values Paige read.

01 · Accounts payable

Every invoice header and every line, without the keying.

For the AP clerk who types vendor, invoice number, dates and totals into the ERP all morning, and skips the lines because there is no time. Paige reads the header and the full line-item table, and hands back a file your ERP can import.

A worked example

A supplier emails one PDF to the AP job's address: three invoices and a statement, back to back. Paige splits it into four documents, sorts the statement away from the invoices, and reads each invoice. You uploaded your vendor list to the Vendor field, so whatever the invoice prints, the value Paige returns is the closest name on your list. A due date it could not read with confidence is left blank for the clerk to type on the review screen.

Also worth setting up: purchase orders, credit memos, W-9s and expense reports, each as its own document type.

Invoice · header fields

Invoice Number
INV-20931
Vendor
Harbor Supply Co.
Invoice Date
03/04/2026
Due Date
For review
Purchase Order
PO-1187
Subtotal
1,412.50
Tax
98.88
Total
1,511.38
Line items
DescriptionQtyUnit priceAmount
Nitrile gloves, case of 1,000642.75256.50
Shop towels, 200-count box1218.50222.00
Safety glasses, clear406.85274.00
Absorbent pads, bale of 1001066.00660.00

What comes back for one invoice. Invented example.

02 · Logistics and freight billing

You cannot bill the load until the delivery receipt is in. Read it the night it arrives.

For the billing and settlement team at a carrier, broker or 3PL. Signed delivery receipts come back as photos, faxes and scans, in every shipper's layout. The numbers that matter are the same on all of them.

A bill of lading and its delivery receipt, each read, sharing two numbersThe bill of lading BL-552190 with PRO number 0461-883207 lists 22 packages from Lakeview Mills to North Ridge Foods DC. The delivery receipt carries the same bill of lading and PRO numbers, a delivery date of March 18, 2026, 21 pieces delivered and the condition note one carton crushed. Example documents.Bill of LadingBill of Lading NumberBL-552190PRO Number0461-883207ShipperLakeview MillsConsigneeNorth Ridge Foods DCTotal Packages22Delivery ReceiptBill of Lading NumberBL-552190PRO Number0461-883207Delivery Date03/18/2026Pieces Delivered21Delivery Condition1 carton crushed
Two documents, read separately, that share the bill of lading and PRO numbers. Invented example.

Evening

Drivers email photos of signed delivery receipts to the job's address. Each attachment becomes a document, and Paige reads the receipt number, PRO and BOL numbers, consignee, delivery date, pieces delivered, condition and who received it.

Morning

Billing exports the clean receipts to the FTP folder your TMS imports from, with one combined data file for the batch. Export can be limited by field value, so receipts with a shortage or damage note stay behind for a look first.

Also on the job

Bills of lading, packing slips, carrier rate confirmations, load manifests, freight invoices and weight certificates, each sorted to its own type when they arrive mixed together.

03 · HR and payroll

The new-hire folder arrives as one scan. HR needs it as separate forms.

For the HR coordinator at a company with several locations, where each site manager scans a new hire's paperwork as one file. Paige finds where each form starts, names it, and reads the fields you care about, so the offer, the tax form and the eligibility form can each go where your policy says they belong.

Job Offer
Employer, candidate, position, offered compensation
Withholding Certificate
Employee name, filing status, employer name
Employment Eligibility Verification
Employer name, first day of employment, documents presented
Benefits Enrollment
Employee name, employer name
Timesheet
Company name, regular pay, gross pay

A tip from setup: tax and eligibility forms carry Social Security numbers. Paige reads only the fields you define, so leave the SSN off the field list unless a system downstream needs it.

One nine-page onboarding scan, split into four documentsA nine-page scan for one new hire. Paige splits it into a two-page job offer, a one-page withholding certificate, a three-page employment eligibility verification and a three-page benefits enrollment, each with its own fields.One scan, nine pages123456789AAJob Offer2 pagesBBWithholding Certificate1 pageCCEmployment Eligibility Verification3 pagesDDBenefits Enrollment3 pages
One new hire, one scan, four documents. Invented example.

05 · Lending and loan processing

A 27-page PDF from the broker, sorted before the processor opens it.

For the loan processor whose day starts with a mixed PDF: the application, then whatever the borrower had on hand, in no particular order. Paige splits it at each document, sorts the pieces and reads the numbers the processor checks first.

Paige reads and hands back the data. Your loan origination system stays the loan file, and the cross-checks (does the pay stub employer match the VOE?) stay with your processor.

One broker PDF, 27 pages, split into 9 documents

  • 9 ppLoan ApplicationLoan number, borrower name, lender
  • 2 × 1 ppPay StatementEmployee, employer, pay date, gross pay, net pay
  • 2 × 1 ppWage and Tax StatementEmployee, employer, tax year, wages, federal tax withheld
  • 3 × 4 ppAccount StatementStatement issuer, account holder, closing balance
  • 2 ppVerification of EmploymentEmployer name, requesting organization

Pages per document; “2 × 1” means two one-page documents. Invented example.

06 · Healthcare billing offices

Monday's payer mail, sorted into EOBs, remits and denials before the team sits down.

For the billing manager at a practice or billing company. The weekend's paper mail is scanned to one PDF and uploaded. Paige splits it, sorts each page into its kind of document and reads the numbers posting and appeals work from. Export the denials on their own, so they reach the appeals team the same morning.

  • Explanation of Benefits

    Statement reference, member ID, member, plan, patient responsibility

  • Provider Remittance Advice

    Payer, payment reference and date, payee NPI, payment amount

  • Adverse Benefit Determination

    Payer, decision date, claim number, patient, member ID

  • Prior Authorization Determination

    Reference number, member ID

  • Insurance Identification Card

    Member name and ID, group number, payer ID, plan

Whichever team you are, setup is the same.

  1. 1Make a job for one kind of workFor example AP invoices or delivery receipts.
  2. 2Name the document types and fieldsUpload a list for any field that should match your own names, like vendors.
  3. 3Send documents inUpload, scan, or email them to the job’s own address.
  4. 4Check what Paige was unsure ofEverything else is ready to go.
  5. 5Take the resultsDownload them, or have them sent to your FTP server.

Try it on your own documents

Start free at paige.app, or have us run your documents in a demo.

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