AI-powered document processing and data extraction platform
Nanonets automates document processing workflows using OCR and deep learning, processing invoices, contracts, claims, and unstructured forms into structured data. The tech stack—Python, Go, Kubernetes, Cassandra, PostgreSQL, Redis across AWS and GCP—reveals infrastructure built for scale; active hiring in engineering and product signals focus on handling millions of documents and optimizing model latency, while pain points around deep learning scaling and response-time optimization indicate the company is addressing performance bottlenecks in its core extraction engine.
Nanonets is an AI-driven document automation platform founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco. The company serves enterprise and mid-market customers across finance, insurance, logistics, and manufacturing—automating high-volume document workflows like accounts payable, order processing, and claims underwriting. The platform integrates via APIs into existing ERP and accounting systems (Salesforce, QuickBooks) to extract data from invoices, receipts, purchase orders, and custom forms. Current operations span 51–200 employees across San Francisco and India, with an engineering-forward org structure and active sales expansion.
Python, Go, Node.js, React, Kubernetes, Docker, Cassandra, PostgreSQL, Redis on AWS and GCP. Integrations include Salesforce, QuickBooks, and Hugging Face for model inference.
Autoscaling GPU services, Salesforce and QuickBooks integrations, scaling deep learning capabilities for millions of documents, and optimizing response latencies. Also building compliance and internal process automation.
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