Review only the exceptions

Clean documents post to your ERP on their own. The ones that fail a rule land in a review queue flagged field by field, beside the original document, so a reviewer fixes the one bad field instead of retyping the page. In a measured production deployment, 97% of invoices needed no correction at all.

Open the review queue Read the docs

DynamoDocs review screen: a flagged invoice with extracted fields side by side with the original PDF

Suppliers confirm orders without an account

Send a supplier a signed link and they confirm your order, propose a different date or quantity, or decline — one page, no login, nothing to sign up for. In the screenshot, a produce supplier has just answered “18 of the 24, and the following Monday”: the order is flagged and routed to review, because a planner reading the original quantities would be planning against numbers the supplier never agreed to.

See it on an order Read the docs

A purchase order carrying a supplier's answer: changes proposed, a new promised date, and the order routed to review

Know what's coming before it arrives

Ship notices and packing slips build a live board of what's in transit, what landed, and what's overdue — from documents you were already capturing. A supplier's promise is never counted as a delivery, and the shipment that's five days late sits at the top with the carrier and tracking number, instead of being discovered in next month's stockout.

Open the shipment board Read the docs

The inbound shipments board: an overdue ASN at the top, an in-transit delivery, and a received one

Supplier scorecards from paperwork you already have

On-time delivery, complete shipments, price exceptions, clean paperwork, and whether a supplier answers when asked — scored automatically from the documents flowing through. Note the dashes: a supplier with no evidence on a measure shows “—”, never 0%, and nobody gets a grade until there's enough evidence to be fair. A number you can defend in a supplier negotiation beats a bigger number you can't.

Open the scorecards Read the docs

The Directory's Performance tab: suppliers graded A on measured evidence, others honestly marked Not rated

A dashboard that answers “why”, not just “how many”

The value band shows documents processed, hours saved, and exceptions caught. Below it, the parts most dashboards skip: a Stuck list naming the documents that stopped moving, and a ranked Why documents need review chart — so effort goes to the rule or mapping fix that clears the most work.

Open the dashboard Read the docs

The DynamoDocs dashboard: value band, stuck documents, and reasons documents needed review

And the rest

The parts that don't fit in a screenshot

Each links to the documentation inside the demo — the same docs a customer's team uses.

EDI X12, both directions

Reads 850/860/810/856; answers with 997, 855, 865, 856, and 810 — over SFTP, AS2, or the folder your VAN client already watches. Parsed exactly, no AI step.

E-invoices parsed, not read

UBL/Peppol, Factur-X/ZUGFeRD, and cXML parse deterministically with confidence 1.0 — no model call, nothing to misread.

Two- and three-way matching

Every invoice reconciles to its PO; add the third leg and it must agree with what actually arrived. Only a shortfall is an exception.

Duplicate vs. reissue

A resend and a reissue with different figures are different problems, flagged differently. Only the later copy is flagged, never the original.

Credit memos, first-class

Linked to the invoice they offset, flagged when nothing references them or a vendor over-credits, and posted as vendor credits — never as payables.

Vendor statement reconciliation

Every statement line resolves to matched, never-captured, amounts-disagree, or listed-twice — to the cent.

Approval routing

Rules by amount, vendor, GL account, or type pick the approver; delegation covers vacations; a signed link approves without a login.

Payment files, not payments

Approved bills export as a proposal CSV or a NACHA ACH file for your own bank run. DynamoDocs never moves money.

Train it on your documents

Upload a few real samples per type and review the guidance the AI writes before it goes live. Reviewer corrections feed back in automatically.

Plain-English rules

Processing instructions written in ordinary sentences, applied to every document. No code, no redeploy.

Webhooks and a read-only API

Lifecycle events POST to your endpoints, HMAC-signed; a versioned read API serves documents and audit data. Writes are refused by design.

An audit trail with names on it

Every ingest, edit, status change, and export — with the actor, and the before/after of every edited field.

Every feature on one page →

Book a working session, not a sales call

Bring two or three of your real documents — your ugliest invoice, a customer PO, an EDI file. In 30 minutes we'll run them through extraction, validation, and a mapping to your ERP, live. You'll leave knowing exactly what your rollout would look like, and you'll get the founder, not a sales team.