What eScanX reads, how to start with it, and what happens to your data.
eScanX is an EU-hosted intelligent document OCR service. It reads receipts, invoices, purchase orders, sales orders and bank statements and turns them into structured data.
You upload a document in the web app or send it to the API. eScanX extracts its fields, such as the seller, dates, totals, VAT and line items, and returns them as JSON. In the web app you can check and correct the fields before you send the document on.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and PDF. The largest file you can send depends on your plan.
See plans and limitsNot for the web app: you upload, check and send documents in your browser. The API is for developers, and its documentation has examples in cURL, JavaScript and Python.
View DocumentationSign up, open API Keys from your account menu and choose "Create API Key". The key is shown only once, so copy it and store it securely. Organization owners and admins can create keys.
Not yet. The REST API works with any HTTP client, and official SDKs for JavaScript and Python are planned.
Yes. The asynchronous jobs endpoint takes a batch of files in one request and creates a job for each. Poll a job for its result, or give a webhook URL to be notified when each job completes or fails.
Manager.io, through a connector. Other tools can connect through the API.
See integrationsDocuments are encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256-GCM via AWS KMS envelope encryption for credentials; AWS S3 SSE-KMS for files.
In the EU, on EU-resident infrastructure: EU (Stockholm), EU (Finland). Your documents do not leave the EU.
Documents are deleted automatically after 30 days, and the results of API extractions after 30 days. Your organization can choose its own period, up to 365 days depending on your plan. A deleted document can be restored from the trash for 7 days. You can also delete a document permanently at once.
eScanX is GDPR-aligned. A data processing agreement (DPA) is available on request.
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