PDF to XML Converter
HubBroker ApS · Logistics & Supply Chain
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 8 captures on record
What the publisher says
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HubBroker’s PDF to XML solution automates the extraction and conversion of data from unstructured PDF documents such as purchase orders, invoices, and shipping notes into structured XML format. This enables seamless integration with ERP, CRM, and accounting systems without the need for manual data entry.
Key Features
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Turn unstructured PDF documents into structured, system-ready data with ease.
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Automated Data Extraction – Capture essential fields such as order numbers, product codes, quantities, and prices from PDF files.
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XML Conversion – Transform extracted data into clean, structured XML format for system integration.
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ERP Integration – Directly import XML files into Microsoft Dynamics, SAP, Uniconta, and other ERP platforms.
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Multi-Document Support – Works with invoices, purchase orders, credit notes, shipping documents, and more.
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Smart Validation – Ensures extracted data is accurate before transmission.
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Scalable & Flexible – Handles high volumes of PDF files with customizable mapping rules.
Benefits
Simplify document processing and eliminate manual data handling with PDF to XML automation.
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Time Savings – Automate repetitive document entry tasks.
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Reduced Errors – Minimize mistakes caused by manual data entry.
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Improved Accuracy – Ensure consistent, structured data ready for ERP/eCommerce use.
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Cost Efficiency – Cut administrative costs linked to manual processing.
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Seamless Integration – Enable smooth workflows across ERP, CRM, and trading partner systems.
Supported Countries
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Globally available to businesses requiring PDF automation and ERP integration.
For more on the PDF to XML, get in touch with us: Contact us or request a free demo from here.
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