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PEDIF makes PDF documents usable for e-invoice, ERP and EDI workflows

Many partners still send PDFs. PEDIF recognizes recurring PDF layouts, extracts relevant fields, validates generated target outputs and hands structured data to e-invoice, ERP, EDI or email-based workflows within a defined scope.

Proof of precision: generated e-invoices must pass the selected validation before handoff.
PDF remains input
Validation before handoff
EDI stays part of the architecture
Email agent in scope

From PDF to E-Invoice, E-Order, E-Delivery Note – PEDIF Does It All And More

Explore how PEDIF connects document-based intake with existing business workflows in a controlled way.

PEDIF Powers Supply Chain Digitalization

PDF to E-Invoice

Prepare PDF invoices for defined e-invoicing, ERP or EDI workflows

PDF to E-Order

Turn PDF purchase orders into structured data for configured order workflows

X to PDF

Provide structured input data as a defined, readable PDF output

PDF to Others

Assess additional recurring business documents with their own scope

What PEDIF does in one sentence

PEDIF builds a bridge between PDF documents, email intake and systems that need structured data.

1. Intake

PDFs arrive by email, upload, API or partner workflows.

2. Recognize

PEDIF recognizes recurring layouts and relevant fields within a defined scope.

3. Validate

Target outputs are checked. Unclear cases go to review.

4. Handoff

Structured data moves to e-invoice, ERP, EDI or email-based workflows.

What makes PEDIF different

Many tools read data. PEDIF connects recognition, validation, exception handling, target-system handoff and email orchestration in one scoped workflow.

OCR

reads visible characters. That alone does not make a PDF workflow-ready.

IDP

classifies and extracts data, but still needs target workflow, validation and review logic.

EDI

is strong when partners send structured messages. PEDIF complements the PDF long tail.

PEDIF

combines layout recognition, validation, review, target-system handoff and email-agent logic.

Precision through validation, not promises

The proof is not a blanket promise. The proof is a gate: only validated target outputs are handed off, exceptions remain visible.

PDF to e-invoice data

PEDIF can turn recurring PDF invoices into structured target outputs for e-invoice workflows.

Every generated e-invoice is validated

Before handoff, the generated e-invoice must pass the selected technical validation. Otherwise, it is not silently released.

Review instead of blind automation

New layouts, unclear fields or validation failures are handled as cases, not hidden successes.

Who PEDIF is for

Three target groups see the same workflow from different angles.

Finance/AP & Operations

Less manual retyping: PDF invoices and other business documents can move into the next workflow as structured data.

IT, ERP & EDI

EDI stays in place. PEDIF closes PDF-based gaps with validation, review and handoff to target systems.

Software, ERP, DMS and ISV/OEM partners

Partners can assess whether PEDIF fits as a module, integration or OEM component for their customers’ recurring PDF workflows.

Check partner fit

PEDIF Pricing

Flexible plans for every business size

Versatile, but controlled

PEDIF is broadly applicable when layout, target workflow and validation rules are clear. That is stronger than an unscoped blanket promise.

Incoming documents

Invoices, orders, delivery notes, order confirmations and other recurring PDF layouts.



Outgoing documents

Target outputs for defined workflows, such as structured data, e-invoice formats or readable PDF outputs.


Email agent

Email intake, routing and orchestration can be part of the PEDIF scope – with review paths instead of black-box promises.

Electronic target formats

XML, JSON, CSV, EDI, XRechnung, ZUGFeRD or other target formats can be assessed and mapped per target workflow.

What Our Clients Say About PEDIF

Experience the power of intelligent document processing with real-world benefits

See how companies of all sizes are saving time, cutting costs, and scaling with confidence

"With PEDIF's 100% quality, we were able to significantly reduce the errors caused by manual data entry and use the freed-up HR capacities for customer service activities. This partnership has not only enabled us to increase the efficiency of our processes, but also to create the technological basis for further automation steps in the order-to-cash process."
Alfons Rathmer
Enterprise Client
"PEDIF technology has reduced document processing times by 70-90%. Thanks to PEDIF, we can process four times more orders with the same staff, which has reduced operational costs significantly."
Anouk Kyra Giezen
Head of Project Management Office
"We have tested many solutions, but only PEDIF really provides 100% correct data. The accuracy and reliability have transformed our entire supply chain operations."
Technical Director
Manufacturing Company

From PDF and email to validated handoff

This example process shows PEDIF: intake, recognition, validation, handoff and review.

1

PDF or email arrives

Partners continue sending documents through their existing channel.

2

PEDIF recognizes the layout

Recurring layouts are assigned to the right workflow.

3

Target output is validated

Generated e-invoices or structured outputs must pass the selected check.

4

Handoff or review

Validated outputs are handed off. Unclear cases go to review.

From PDF intake to structured message

Click each station to see how a PDF or email intake can become structured, validated data for downstream processes. Unknown, changed or ambiguous documents are intentionally handled as review cases.

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Company Information

Supedio GmbH
Dresden, Germany
CEO: Marcus Ehrenburg

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