Lido

About Lido

Lido extracts structured data out of documents that resist structure — invoices, purchase orders, bank statements, bills of lading, handwritten forms and scanned PDFs — and lands it in Excel or CSV. The vendor organises its own site by document type and by function, which is a useful signal about who buys it: accounts payable teams, accounting and CPA firms, logistics and supply chain operators, manufacturers and healthcare providers, the last of which gets a HIPAA-compliant OCR path. Around the extraction core sit the pieces that make it a workflow rather than a converter: an AI email parser that picks documents out of a forwarded inbox, automated data reconciliation, a financial statement analyzer, AI form filling, an API and an MCP server for agent-driven use. The product is explicit that it is desktop-only — the site tells mobile visitors it will email login details for when they are back at a desk — which is an unusual thing to say out loud and probably accurate about the work. Pricing is honest about the shape of the market it serves: a $29 entry tier for a single user doing a hundred pages a month, then a large gap to an annual contract sized for teams automating multi-step extraction-to-ERP workflows. The free tier is 50 pages that do not expire and require no credit card.

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