Integrations
Documents reach Tavnit however suits the team sending them — dropped in the app, forwarded to an address, posted to an endpoint, or requested by an AI assistant. Extracted data leaves the same way.
Each route runs the same flows, so the schema, cleaning rules and review steps you configured apply no matter how a document arrives.
MCP Connector
Add Tavnit to claude.ai, Cursor or any MCP client. Your assistant can build extraction flows, attach cleaning rules, run documents through them, and query the extracted data — all by chat.
REST API
Send documents programmatically with an API key. Multipart or base64 upload, with Python and JavaScript examples.
Forward or auto-forward documents to a dedicated address and have every attachment extracted — with results emailed back to whoever needs them, all without opening the app.
Webhooks
Push typed results to your own endpoint the moment a run finishes, so extracted data lands in your systems automatically.
Zapier, Make, n8n and Power Automate
No-code recipes that call the same endpoints, for teams that would rather wire this up visually than write code.
Buckets
Keep extracted rows in built-in structured storage — edit them in place, query and chart them, or export to CSV and Excel.
Which one should you use?
If people are sending the documents — an accounts inbox receiving supplier invoices, say — use email. Nobody has to learn a new tool; they forward as they already do.
If a system is sending them, use the REST API and have results pushed back by webhook. If you would rather not write the glue code, the same endpoints work from Zapier, Make, n8n and Power Automate.
If you are working alongside an AI assistant, use the MCP connector. It gives claude.ai or Cursor the whole pipeline, not just a way in: your assistant can build extraction flows, attach cleaning rules, run documents through them, and query what you have already extracted — without you moving files around by hand.
Start with one document
Build a flow, send something through it, and wire up delivery once you can see the output. Free credits to begin.
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