Accounts payable staff working through a stack of invoices in Arabic and English each week spend a good part of the day typing vendor names, line items and totals into an accounting system by hand, one document at a time. It's the sort of task that piles up fastest right before month end, when every extra invoice means another round of manual entry before anything can be paid or even acknowledged.

BAGUNO reads a PDF or image of an invoice and pulls out the vendor details, the line items and the total, turning a document into structured data an accountant would otherwise copy across themselves. That extraction is the part of the job that eats the most time, especially across two languages, and it's the part BAGUNO is built to take on.

Connected to Mobile Message through Zapier, BAGUNO can sit in the middle of a Zap that starts when a vendor submits an invoice through a Google Form or a Typeform entry. Once BAGUNO extracts the vendor, the line items and the total from the attached document, that detail can go straight into a text to the finance team, so nobody has to open the form, read the invoice and then separately message a colleague about what's owed.