Typless
Ljubljana-built document processing API and invoice app, with servers in the EU and billing per extracted page
Quick Overview
| Company | Algoritmik d.o.o. |
|---|---|
| Category | Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) Software |
| Headquarters | Ljubljana, Slovenia |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Slovenia (EU) |
| Data Location | EU servers (country not stated) |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Document classification, data extraction, tables and line items, incremental learning, e-mail follow-up automation, XML and JSON export, webhooks, invoice app (tApp) |
| Pricing | Pay-as-you-go per extracted page, enterprise plan with volume commitments for API use; price list on request |
| Best For | Accounting firms and developers who want an API or ready-made invoice app |
| Replaces | ABBYY Vantage, ABBYY FlexiCapture |
Detailed Review
Typless comes from Algoritmik, a company in Ljubljana, and sells two entry points to the same engine: tApp for teams that want every received invoice captured and exported to their accounting software, and an IDP platform where you train a model for your own document types.
Its own pages describe the product as classification plus extraction behind a simple API, with webhooks and exports in XML and JSON. The terms state that the service runs on servers in the EU.
Two ways to buy
tApp targets accounting firms and companies that process supplier invoices and want the results sent to an existing accounting package. The IDP platform is the route for other document types, where you define the fields and teach the model with examples.
Both sit behind the same account system at app.typless.com, so a team can start with invoices and add other documents later.
Learning from corrections
Typless describes incremental learning: each correction made during validation feeds back into the model. The vendor quotes up to 95 percent accuracy on its homepage, which is a vendor figure and not an independent benchmark.
Pre-processing corrects orientation, skew and noise before classification, and the service accepts PDF, TIFF, PNG, JPEG and GIF files.
Billing by page
The terms list a pay-as-you-go plan with no volume commitment, charged per extracted page, and an enterprise plan for API use with minimum volumes. The price list itself is not on the public pages, so a quote is needed to compare costs.
Limitations to Consider
Typless states that it recognises European languages in Latin script, so documents in Greek, Cyrillic or Asian scripts are outside its stated scope. Prices are not public, and the pages do not name the country of the EU servers or list certifications. Compared with Konfuzio there is no on-premises option on the pages checked.
Who Should Use Typless
Accounting firms and software teams in Europe that want invoice capture or a document-extraction API from an EU company, billed by volume rather than by licence.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- EU company with a Ljubljana address
- Servers stated to be in the EU
- Ready-made invoice app plus a trainable platform
- Pay-as-you-go plan without volume commitment
- Webhook, XML and JSON output
Cons
- Latin-script languages only
- No public price list
- EU server country not named
- No on-premises option stated
Alternatives to Typless
Other European intelligent document processing (idp) software worth comparing before you decide:
Konfuzio
Germany · Document AI hosted in Germany or on your own servers
Parashift
Switzerland · Swiss document AI built on its own vision-language model
Evolution AI
United Kingdom · London zero-shot extraction priced per page
Doxis AI.dp (formerly Klippa)
Netherlands · Groningen document AI platform with fraud checks
See all European intelligent document processing (idp) software or compare them directly against ABBYY Vantage on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The terms state that the servers running the service are in the EU. They do not name the country.
tApp is Typless' ready-made app that captures received invoices and exports them to the accounting software you already use.
The terms list a pay-as-you-go plan charged per extracted page and an enterprise plan for API use with minimum volumes. The price list is available on request.