Bank statements, pay stubs, tax forms, loan packets, closing disclosures, and every financial doc your pipeline handles. We've seen it all. Every field is validated, typed, and traced to its source.
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An API call sends a bank statement, pay stub, tax form, or closing disclosure to Sensible. A SenseML config (yours, ours, or built together) defines what to extract. The platform returns structured JSON validated against your schema, with source coordinates per field. Engineers ship extraction in days instead of months. Operations teams stop re-keying. Compliance and model risk get a clean trail.
REST API with Python and Node SDKs, plus webhook support for async processing.
View the docs →get started in minutes using configs our team has already built for the most common doc types
Browse FS configs →Type validation, cross-field reconciliation, and source-coordinate trace per field. Every output is auditable.
Don't want to own the configs? Sensible's team builds, tests, and maintains extractions for you.
Learn about managed services →The same pipeline whether you're running a 4-page pay stub or a 60-page loan packet. Sync or async. Same auth, same schema contract.
POST a PDF, scan, or photo to the extraction endpoint with the SenseML config that matches the bank or provider format.
Layout-based rules locate fields. LLM parsing handles ambiguous sections, tables, and prose. SenseML constrains both halves to your schema.
Schema enforcement, type checks, cross-field reconciliation, and confidence scoring. Low-confidence fields surface for human review.
Validated JSON returns sync or via webhook. Plug into your loan origination system, KYC pipeline, underwriting workbench, or warehouse.
Click below to learn more about the most common use cases that we support. Don't see your specific use case? No worries, we can build configs for any document type

Bank & brokerage statements
75+ institutions, line-level transactions
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Pay stubs
ADP, Gusto, Paychex, Intuit, more
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Tax forms
1040, 1099, W-2, K-1, 1120, 1065
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Closing disclosures
Loan terms, costs, cash to close
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Loan applications & packets
1003, employment, asset verification
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Credit reports
Equifax, Experian, The Work Number
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Checks
Check number, routing number, bank branch
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KYC & identity
IDs, utility bills, address verification
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Plenty of teams would rather not write document parsers, monitor model drift, or maintain configs across format changes. Sensible's services team can handle all of it.
SenseML for any layout your team handles. Bank statements, niche credit-union formats, brokerage statements, payroll-provider stubs, mortgage portfolios. Versioned in your environment.
Webhooks, batch jobs, email-driven intake, downstream mappings into your loan origination system, KYC pipeline, underwriting workbench, or warehouse.
When a bank changes a statement layout or a payroll provider rolls out a new template, we update the configs. Your pipeline keeps shipping. Engineering team stays on product work.
High-volume teams get a dedicated solutions engineer through go-live. Schema design, test coverage on real documents, monitoring and alerting.
Bank statement extraction across 75+ institution layouts, with the line-level transaction data their underwriting decisions depend on. Shipped on Sensible without building a parser team in-house.
Read the full story →Walk-through of statement extraction with SenseML.
Blog · CustomerSide-by-side approaches and trade-offs.
Blog · TechnicalMulti-doc loan packets, schema-validated.
Blog · TutorialTRID-formatted CDs, line by line.
Blog · TechnicalBeyond the big payroll providers.
Blog · TutorialVOE/VOI patterns, schema-validated.
Audited annually
Available on Enterprise
Every extraction traceable
Predictable, no surprises
14-day free trial on the Growth plan. Pre-built bank, payroll, tax, and mortgage configs included. No credit card required.