After one batch
bookkeeping.csv
For freelancers and tiny agencies
Invoices, PDFs, phone photos, messy pasted charges — ParseKit turns the pile into the same seven columns every time. Built for people who do the work, not for AP departments.
Fixed schema: date · vendor · amount · currency · category · notes · source_file
After one batch
bookkeeping.csv
One job: bookkeeping rows. Not “parse any PDF into any JSON.”
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Drop a batch of invoice PDFs, receipt photos, or pasted charges. No renaming, no one-file-at-a-time ritual.
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ParseKit maps every charge onto date, vendor, amount, currency, category, notes, source_file. Not a new schema per document.
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Download or copy. Paste into Sheets, send to your bookkeeper, or drop into QuickBooks. That's the product.
Month-end is a camera roll of Uber, Figma, and hosting invoices. You need one CSV for the bookkeeper, not 40 renamed files.
Three people, one shared drive of vendor PDFs. ParseKit is the funnel into the books — not another AP platform.
Enterprise invoice capture, generic ‘any document to any table,’ or teams that already live in Bill.com.
Coming soon
A ParseKit email address that turns inbound invoice PDFs into the same CSV — no upload step. Not built yet. The batch uploader is the path that ships today.
Caps are enforced on the server. Checkout is Lemon Squeezy when you plug in the keys.
Free
$0
Dump a handful of receipts. Same CSV headers every time.
Pro
$39/mo
Month-end pile: invoices, PDFs, and phone photos in one export.
We'll only email about the receipt inbox or Pro checkout. You can still sign up and batch-upload today.