Prove it on your documents
No generic demo decides anything. We baseline accuracy on a sample of your real files, and we report the number we actually measured — including where it fell short.
Document automation fails when it is sold as magic. We work in short, evidence-led stages — you see real accuracy numbers on your own documents before anyone signs a deployment plan.
No generic demo decides anything. We baseline accuracy on a sample of your real files, and we report the number we actually measured — including where it fell short.
Straight-through processing where confidence is high, a human reviewer where it isn't. Every field carries a confidence score so the split is a setting, not a guess.
Regulated industries have to explain decisions. Every extraction, correction and posting is logged with who, what and when — so an auditor can follow any record end to end.
Each stage ends with something you can judge — a number, a working pipeline or a signed-off result — before the next one starts.
We sit with the team that actually handles the paperwork. What arrives, in what format, at what volume, and what happens to it today — including the workarounds nobody documented.
We run a representative sample of your real documents through MATRIX as-is and measure field-level accuracy. This is where you find out what automation is genuinely worth on your data.
We tune extraction models to your layouts, encode your business rules, and map every output field to its destination in your ERP, CRM or warehouse.
MATRIX processes live volume alongside your existing process. Your team reviews the output rather than trusting it — and every correction they make trains the model.
Production rollout with the security review your compliance team needs: access roles, encryption, data residency, retention and logging all settled before go-live.
Accuracy is tracked continuously. When document formats change — and they always do — we see the drift in the dashboard and retrain before it becomes a backlog.
Once live, this runs on every file — in seconds, without anyone opening it.
Email, scanner, SFTP or API — any format, any quality.
Invoice, contract, claim or form — sorted on arrival.
Vision plus NLP pull every field with a confidence score.
Rules and ML checks flag only genuine exceptions.
Clean data posts to your ERP, CRM or warehouse.
Once fields are extracted, a MATRIX agent evaluates them against your rules and context, then acts — it doesn't just hand a person clean data and stop there.
Every field, with a confidence score attached.
Applies your rules, checks context, decides the next step.
ERP, CRM, ticketing or a reviewer — whichever fits the action.
The proof-of-value stage is deliberately short — we want you looking at accuracy numbers on your own documents early, because that is the only evidence that settles whether a full deployment is worth doing. Exact timing depends on how quickly a representative sample can be shared and how many document types are in scope.
They are routed to a human reviewer rather than posted. Every field carries a confidence score, and you set the threshold at which a document stops being straight-through and starts needing eyes. Each correction a reviewer makes is fed back into training, so the same failure gets rarer over time.
No. MATRIX sits in front of the systems you already run and posts structured data into them. Integration is over REST, SFTP or a message queue, with connectors for common ERP and CRM platforms including SAP, Oracle, Dynamics and Salesforce.
Sample documents are processed under signed confidentiality terms, encrypted in transit and at rest, restricted to the engineers working on your engagement, and deleted on request at the end of the pilot. Full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
Accuracy is monitored continuously, so a new supplier template or a redesigned form shows up as a measurable drop rather than a silent backlog. Retraining on the new layout is part of ongoing support, not a new project.
Send us the documents that slow your team down most. We'll run them through MATRIX and show you the measured result — including whatever it struggles with.