Warehouse Receipt Extractor

The receipt number and date, the warehouse name and location, the shipper (depositor) name and reference, the consignee name and reference (the party entitled to claim the goods), the goods receipt date, the total quantity, and the total weight with its weight unit (enum).

A warehouse receipt is issued by a warehouse operator for goods taken into storage — it names the depositor and the consignee entitled to claim the goods, and can be negotiable or non-negotiable as title to the stored goods. A goods receipt note records goods received against a purchase order at a buyer dock, and a bill of lading is the contract of carriage and title while goods are in transit. For the transit document use the bill of lading extractor.

The carrier name, the handling instructions (such as temperature control or fragile), the condition code (enum, such as acceptable, damaged, or defective), the authorization signature of the receiving warehouse officer, the warehouse reference or batch number, the insurance value, and the effective and expiration dates each come back as fields.

Yes. A received items table returns each item sequence, description, SKU, quantity, unit, weight, storage location, condition, batch or lot number, expiry date, and unit and line values; and a warehouse locations table returns each location code, type, capacity, capacity unit, and environment.

PDF only, up to 10MB and 100 pages. The receipt is processed via the Talonic API for extraction only, is not retained for training, and is not shared.