Turn document images into reviewable spreadsheets.

Upload photos, scans, screenshots, and HEIC, JPG, PNG, or WebP files as one batch. AxLiner structures the data, flags fields and rows that need a check, and keeps every result linked to its source.

Man photographing an invoice with a smartphone
Source stays visible
What needs a second look?
Only the fields AxLiner flags.
One connected path
Source filesBatch Review BoardBooks or spreadsheet

From image folder to reviewed batch.

Keep the source image, extracted structure, confidence flags, and reviewer corrections connected until the spreadsheet is ready.

01

Bring the images together

Process phone photos, clean scans, screenshots, and HEIC, JPG, PNG, or WebP files in one batch instead of one at a time.

02

Review the structure in context

Rows, columns, headers, totals, and line items stay editable beside the source, with field- and row-level flags guiding the review.

03

Deliver the reviewed result

Download Excel or CSV, or publish supported invoices and receipts as reviewed drafts to QuickBooks Online or Xero.

Batch Review Board
AxLiner Batch Review Board with source documents and editable extracted fields
Exceptions resolved

From source to books in three clear moves.

The files, extracted fields, and reviewer decisions stay in one workflow from intake to delivery.

01

Upload the image batch

Add the photos, scans, screenshots, and HEIC files from the folder in one pass.

02

Review flagged fields and rows

Compare values with the original image and correct the exceptions before delivery.

03

Export or publish

Download the reviewed Excel or CSV files, or send supported accounting drafts to QuickBooks Online or Xero.

One reviewed batch. Four useful outcomes.

Download the structured data, or publish supported accounting documents as reviewed drafts.

Excel

Reviewed workbook

CSV

Clean structured rows

QuickBooks Online

Reviewed draft bills

Xero

Reviewed draft bills

Turn the image folder into a reviewed spreadsheet.

Start with one client folder. Keep every source, flag, correction, and reviewed result together.

Start a batch