Extract policy numbers, coverage limits, premiums, deductibles, effective dates, and insured-party details from insurance declaration pages.
Start with a representative file, review the confidence signals, and verify the output against the source.
Use a supported PDF or image and test a representative policy and insurer layout.
The parser identifies configured limits, deductibles, dates, premiums, and insured-party fields.
Check coverage data against the policy before exporting it or using the API.
Use our sample document or upload your own. See exactly what you'll get.
Drop your insurance dec page here or click to upload
PDF (including scanned), DOCX, XLSX, PNG, JPG, WEBP — up to 4.5MB
Reviewable outputs and integration options for repeatable document-processing workflows.
Homeowners, auto, commercial, umbrella, flood, and renters dec pages all supported.
Dwelling, liability, personal property, and additional coverages extracted with limits and deductibles.
Structured data formatted for mortgage compliance — proof of insurance verification in seconds.
Every insurance dec page is parsed into structured JSON with these fields
insurance_companypolicy_numbernamed_insuredproperty_addresspolicy_period_startpolicy_period_endagent_nameagent_contactcoveragesdeductiblesliability_limitstotal_premiumvehicle_infomortgageeadditional_insuredsendorsementsGet reviewable structured data from your documents, with confidence signals that show where a human check may help.
Built for reviewable structured data
Upload a representative supported PDF, scan, or photo, review the returned fields, and export JSON, CSV, or Excel for downstream use.
Confidence signals for review
Returned configured fields include confidence signals to help prioritize review. A confidence value is not a guarantee that a field is correct.
Published data-handling details
Review the current security and privacy pages before submitting sensitive documents, including how source files and structured results are handled.
Per field
Confidence signals
PDF · scan · photo
Accepted inputs
JSON · CSV · Excel
Export formats
3 free
No card required
An insurance declaration page (or "dec page") is a summary of your insurance policy showing who is covered, what is covered, coverage limits, deductibles, and premium amounts.
Supported homeowner, auto, renters, condo, landlord, commercial-property, liability, and umbrella dec pages can be submitted. Test representative carrier layouts.
The API can provide configured coverage and property fields for human review. It does not confirm policy authenticity, active coverage, or compliance with loan requirements.
Configured coverage fields may be returned when present. Endorsements and carrier layouts vary, so compare all required sections with the source policy.
Start with 3 free documents. Upgrade to a monthly plan when you need more.
$0.45 / doc · 20 docs/mo
$0.58 / doc · 50 docs/mo
$0.40 / doc · 200 docs/mo
$0.20 / doc · 1000 docs/mo
All plans include full API access. Cancel anytime.
Why pay when I only need a few documents?
Start with the 3 free parses. If the workflow fits your documents, Starter ($29/mo) gives you 50 more at $0.58 per document. Cancel anytime.
How accurate is the extraction?
Results vary with the carrier layout and scan quality, so we do not quote an accuracy rate. Every result includes per-field confidence scores; check coverage limits, deductibles and effective dates against the policy.
Can I use the API programmatically?
Yes. Every plan includes full API access. Your API key is in the dashboard the moment you sign up. Check the API docs for code samples in cURL, Python, and Node.
What file formats do you support?
Uploads accept PDF (digital or scanned), PNG, JPG, WEBP, Word (.docx) and Excel (.xlsx) files up to 4.5 MB, and PDFs up to 100 pages. Home, auto, renters, commercial and umbrella dec pages use different layouts, so test one of each type you process.
What happens to my documents?
Documents are processed and discarded. We do not store your files after extraction. The extracted data lives in your account until you delete it.