Email to Customer Invoice
Email to CI turns supplier emails and attached PDFs into structured records, applies the required calculations and prepares the company’s customer invoice.
from supplier email to invoice output
Solve it once. Make the next run better.
When the system meets something new, AI builds a candidate path. Validation decides what can be trusted, and the verified capability becomes part of the next run.
- 01Meet something newA case the system has not seen
- 02Handle it with AIBuild a candidate route
- 03Validate the resultTests pass or a person steps in
- 04Keep what workedVerified capability joins the system
- ↳The next run starts ahead.The same kind of work now takes the verified fast path.
The work before
The business receives operational documents from beef suppliers and uses the information inside them to prepare its own invoices. Turning the emailed PDFs into something the team could calculate and bill from was one of the hardest parts of the operating workflow.
What we built
We built a document-processing route around the way the files already arrive. When the supplier email is received, the workflow invokes a remote agent with a defined set of tools. It reads the attachments, extracts the required records, converts them into an operable Excel structure, applies the business’s calculation rules and prepares the invoice output.
How it stays controlled
The workflow is designed as a controlled file-processing system rather than a one-off prompt. Each stage has a defined input and output, calculations can be checked, and exceptions have a route back to a person.
What changed
The result is one Email to CI run from supplier documents to a finished billing output instead of a chain of separate conversions and calculations.
A bounded system, not a one-off prompt.
- Supplier emails and PDF attachments enter one controlled processing route
- Document tables become structured, operable Excel rows
- Calculation rules and invoice generation run as part of the same workflow