Bank statements
Digital and scanned PDF statements from Indian and overseas banks, converted into dated, categorised transaction lists.
Bank statements, invoices and scanned records converted into structured, verified data by vision-language models and OCR, with accounting checks built in so the output can go straight into reconciliation and the books.
What gets processed
Digital and scanned PDF statements from Indian and overseas banks, converted into dated, categorised transaction lists.
Supplier, GSTIN, invoice number, dates, taxable value and tax components extracted line by line.
Purchase registers matched against GSTR-2B to flag missing, mismatched and excess input tax credit.
Expense bills and receipts read and coded for posting, with source images linked to each entry.
Multi-month bank statements summarised for inflows, outflows, EMIs, bounces and cash-flow patterns.
Document populations extracted for vouching, sampling and exception testing.
Accuracy controls
Extraction alone is not enough. A model that misreads one digit produces a figure that looks right and is wrong. Each pipeline therefore includes the checks an accountant would apply:
Running-balance checksum. Every bank statement line is tested against the opening and closing balance, so a missing or misread transaction shows up immediately.
Totals tie-out. Invoice line items must add up to the stated taxable value and tax.
Duplicate detection. The same document or transaction is not processed twice.
Exception queue. Anything that fails a check goes to a person for review instead of being posted.
Technology
Engagement
Samples of each document type, format and bank, and the output format required.
Extraction, validation checks and output mapping set up for those documents.
Output compared against manually prepared data for the same period.
Documents processed routinely, with the exception queue reviewed by the team.
FAQ
Yes. Vision-language models read scanned and photographed pages. Poor scans are more likely to fail a validation check, and those pages go to review instead of being posted with errors.
Yes. The pipeline does not depend on fixed templates for each bank, and the balance checksum confirms that the extraction is complete whatever the layout.
Yes. Output can be produced as Tally-importable vouchers, Excel/CSV, or records in Dataverse or other accounting systems.
Processing runs in a controlled cloud environment, documents are not used to train public models, and retention is limited to what the engagement requires.
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Rendered by Vishal Agarwal & Co, Chartered Accountants, as Management Consultancy Services within the scope permitted for members in practice by the Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.