Invoice Processing Automation Project by Anesah FraserInvoice Processing Automation Project by Anesah Fraser

Invoice Processing Automation Project

Anesah Fraser

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AI Automation

Business Workflow Automation

Google Sheets

Python

Slack

Investment & Asset Management

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Automated AI invoice processing pipeline for finance teams.

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Invoice Processing Automation Project

Anesah Fraser

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AI Automation

Business Workflow Automation

Google Sheets

Python

Slack

Investment & Asset Management

Invoice Processing Automation

Email → PDF/Image → AI Extraction → Validation → Approval → Google Sheets → Slack

Problem

Finance teams spend 5–10 hours per week manually entering invoice data, leading to errors, delays, and poor visibility.

Solution

An automated invoice processing pipeline using AI-based extraction with rule-based validation and approval workflows.

Features

PDF invoice ingestion

AI-powered structured data extraction

Duplicate and validation checks

Automatic approval routing for high-value invoices

Google Sheets integration

Slack notifications

Tech Stack

Python

FastAPI

Claude API

pdfplumber

Google Sheets API

Slack Webhooks

Business Impact

~70% reduction in manual data entry time

Faster approvals

Improved financial accuracy

Note: eval() is used for demo simplicity. Production systems will use safe JSON parsing.

Like this project

Completed work

Posted Feb 10, 2026

Automated AI invoice processing pipeline for finance teams.

Likes

Views

Join 50k+ companies and 1M+ independents

Hire creatives Get hired

For independents

For companies

For companies Manage team projects Share hiring workspace Post jobs Discover contractors Sign contracts Approve invoices Global payments & tax compliance

Use Cases

For companies For freelancers For partners For agencies For VCs

Resources

Hire Freelancers

Explore all Top independents Design Engineering Marketing Music & audio Social media Video & animation Product Business consulting & HR Other

Company

Mission Careers Terms & conditions Privacy policy Cookie policy

Contact

Contact support

For independents

For companies

For companies Manage team projects Share hiring workspace Post jobs Discover contractors Sign contracts Approve invoices Global payments & tax compliance

Use Cases

For companies For freelancers For partners For agencies For VCs

Resources

Hire Freelancers

Explore all Top independents Design Engineering Marketing Music & audio Social media Video & animation Product Business consulting & HR Other

Contact

Contact support

Company

Mission Careers Terms & conditions Privacy policy Cookie policy

Invoice Processing Automation

Email → PDF/Image → AI Extraction → Validation → Approval → Google Sheets → Slack

Problem

Finance teams spend 5–10 hours per week manually entering invoice data, leading to errors, delays, and poor visibility.

Solution

An automated invoice processing pipeline using AI-based extraction with rule-based validation and approval workflows.

Features

PDF invoice ingestion

AI-powered structured data extraction

Duplicate and validation checks

Automatic approval routing for high-value invoices

Google Sheets integration

Slack notifications

Tech Stack

Python

FastAPI

Claude API

pdfplumber

Google Sheets API

Slack Webhooks

Business Impact

~70% reduction in manual data entry time

Faster approvals

Improved financial accuracy

Note: eval() is used for demo simplicity. Production systems will use safe JSON parsing.