Purchase orders to Excel

POs in.
A tracking sheet out.

Upload the purchase orders you receive or send and get one spreadsheet with the PO number, buyer, dates and totals, ready to match against invoices and deliveries.

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What you get

You choose the columns. Each purchase order becomes one row. Here is an example of the output:

PO #BuyerPO dateDelivery dateItemsPO total
PO-77120Apex LogisticsMay 02, 2026May 20, 202612$6,212.40

Example row for illustration. Your columns are whatever you name.

Why it's usually painful

Purchase orders arrive as PDFs from every customer's system, each laid out differently. Keeping a tracker up to date means copying the same fields over and over, and matching them to invoices later.

How it works

01

Upload the POs

Drop in purchase orders from all your customers or suppliers.

02

Name the fields

PO number, buyer, order and delivery dates, item count, total, ship-to address, or anything else you track.

03

Export and match

One row per PO, so you can match against invoices and deliveries with a simple lookup.

Questions

Can I reuse the same columns every week?

Yes. Save your columns as a template and pick it for each new batch.

Does it work with POs from different companies?

Yes. No per-customer setup is needed. The AI finds the fields you describe on each document.

Can I extract line items?

Each PO becomes one row with the fields you name, such as item count and totals, which is ideal for tracking and matching.

Stop copy-pasting.

Upload your first batch and download the spreadsheet in minutes.

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