Document processing for hotels and hospitality

Extract charges from hotel folios, details from catering and event contracts, and line items from vendor invoices - structured for accounting, events, and travel expense teams.

From front desk to back office

Hotel folios

Hotel, guest, confirmation number, arrival and departure, nightly rates, taxes, incidental charges, payments, balance

Banquet event orders & catering contracts

Event, date, room, guaranteed count, menu items and prices, service charge, deposit, cancellation terms

Vendor invoices

Supplier, invoice number, line items, quantities, prices, tax, totals

Guest registration cards

Guest name, address, stay dates

How it works

From folio to ledger

Describe the fields you need from each document type in plain language.
Documents arrive by email, shared folder, upload, or API - PDFs from property systems or scanned copies.
Structured data exports to your accounting or expense system via API, webhooks, or files. Uncertain fields go to Review Hub.

Every charge, every night: A folio for a two-week stay comes back with each night's rate, tax, and incidental as its own row - not a single total.

~1 min
To set up a new workflow
Describe the fields you need in plain language. No templates to build, no model to train.
Why it matters

Every stay and every event leaves a paper trail

Hotels and hospitality groups deal with documents from two directions: folios, event orders, and contracts they issue, and invoices from food, linen, and maintenance suppliers they pay. Travel and expense teams deal with folios from every hotel their employees stay in. All of it gets keyed into accounting systems by hand.

Foxello extracts folio charges line by line, event and catering terms as named fields, and vendor invoice lines as tables - without templates per property or supplier. For expense platforms, the same extraction runs through the REST API.

Every field is scored for confidence, and uncertain values go to Review Hub before they post, so a misread rate or tax line doesn't end up in the ledger.

Guest data is processed and stored in the EU, handled in line with GDPR, and never used to train models.

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Take the typing out of hospitality accounting

Upload a folio and see every charge come back as rows.

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