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Turn documents into governed data

Contracts, invoices, statements: the Vault extracts what they say, links it to your ledger, and keeps the source attached, so documents become data you can query.

Extracted · Linked · Source kept

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DOC
PDF
VendorAmountDate
Acme Corp$4,820Apr 02
Globex$1,240Apr 11
Initech$980Apr 14
→ mapped toVendorAmount

Your documents know things your systems don't. The Vault pulls terms, amounts, and dates out of the paperwork and puts them to work alongside your ledger.

From PDF to structured record

Vendors, amounts, periods, renewal terms: the Vault reads the document and produces structured fields you can check against the page itself.

  • Terms extracted

    Vendors, amounts, periods, and renewal dates pulled from the document.

  • Checkable extraction

    Every field links back to the exact spot on the page it came from.

  • Any document type

    Invoices, contracts, statements, and the odd one-off PDF.

invoice_acme_jul.pdfExtracted
VendorAcme Cloud Inc.
Amount$42,180.00
PeriodJul 2026 · prepaid 12mo
GOVERNED · LINKED TO GL 6210 · SOURCE KEPT

Linked to the ledger

An extracted invoice isn't useful floating on its own. The Vault ties documents to the GL entries, schedules, and vendors they belong to.

  • Tied to GL lines

    The invoice meets its journal entry automatically.

  • Prepaids and accruals

    Schedules built from the document's actual terms.

  • One click to the paper

    The source document rides along with every linked number.

OPEX · JUNE · ALL ENTITIES · USD
$1,284,410
NetSuite · GL 6000–6999$1,201,330
Ramp · card spend$71,080
FX adjustment · CAD→USD$12,000
SAME INPUTS → SAME ANSWER

Governed like everything else

Documents carry sensitive terms. The Vault applies the same access policy, logging, and audit discipline as the rest of the platform.

  • Access-controlled

    Who can see which documents, scoped by role and sensitivity.

  • Fully logged

    Every extraction, edit, and view is recorded.

  • Audit-friendly

    The document and its data stay attached for evidence.

ACCESS POLICYTEAMAGENTS
GL · all entities
Payroll detail
Board reporting
EVERY ACCESS LOGGED · AUDIT-READY

What a governed vault changes ]

100%

of extracted fields link to the source page

1-click

from any figure to the original document

0

contract terms stuck in email threads

Renewal dates stopped surprising us.

Finance Ops Lead · B2B software

Use cases ]

How finance teams use the Vault

The paperwork, finally queryable.

  • Contract term tracking

    Renewals, escalators, and commitments surfaced before they hit.

  • Invoice capture

    From inbox to structured, GL-linked record.

  • Prepaid and accrual schedules

    Built from the document terms, not re-keyed.

  • Vendor spend analysis

    What you're actually committed to, by vendor.

  • Audit documentation

    Evidence attached to the numbers it supports.

Invoice intakeDone
Extract document terms14 fields
Match to GL entriesLinked
Build prepaid schedule12 months
File with source attachedDone

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FAQ ]

Common questions

What documents can the Vault handle?
Contracts, invoices, bank and vendor statements, and most finance paperwork in PDF or image form. If it has terms and numbers, the Vault can extract them.
How accurate is the extraction?
Every extracted field links back to the exact location on the source page, so verification takes a glance, and corrections are logged and learned from.
Where do the documents live?
In the Vault, access-controlled and retained per your policy, with the source attached to every number extracted from it.
How does it connect to the GL?
Extracted records are matched to journal entries, vendors, and schedules in your connected accounting system, so the paper and the ledger agree.
Who can access what?
Access is scoped by role and sensitivity under the same policy engine as the rest of Pluvo, and every access is logged.

Put your paperwork to work

Book a demo and watch a contract become queryable, ledger-linked data.