Think-Act
For Finance Teams

Think-Act helps finance teams turn invoices, receipts, statements, and reports into structured outputs. It is built for review-assisted document work, where every amount still gets checked before it moves.

Always verify extracted amounts and dates. Think-Act prepares the work; financial accuracy and sign-off stay with your team.

Available for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. macOS is planned.

Think-Act · Finance Workspace
Invoice OCR Spreadsheet Prep Report Summaries Variance Notes Missing-Doc Emails Review Controls
Finance workflows

Useful for
document-heavy finance work

Finance work is full of small handoffs: receipts to check, reports to summarize, numbers to copy, and notes to send. Think-Act helps prepare that work so reviewers can spend more time checking decisions and less time retyping documents.

Extract invoice and receipt fields

Pull vendor names, invoice numbers, dates, line items, tax, subtotals, and totals from scans or image-based files, then review the draft beside the source. Explore OCR.

OCR · extract · verify

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Summarize financial reports

Turn long monthly, quarterly, or annual reports into shorter summaries that keep the numbers and the story together. Explore writing assistance.

Report Verify totals
reports · summaries · leadership

Turn statements into tables

Convert bank statements, P&L snapshots, and balance-sheet screenshots into tables your team can review and paste into a spreadsheet.

tables · spreadsheets · export

Draft missing-document emails

Write a clear follow-up when a receipt, invoice, approval, or supporting document is missing from the packet. See writing workflows.

email · follow-up · draft

Build close process checklists

Capture month-end and quarter-end review steps once, then reuse the checklist when the same cycle comes around. Use screen recording when the visual sequence matters, then save reviewed work as automation.

checklists · close · recurring
Workflow pipeline

Add what your finance team has,
review what Think-Act gives back

Bring in an invoice, receipt, statement, report, or screenshot, ask for the outcome your team needs, then check amounts, dates, vendors, and line items before the result moves anywhere else.

Step 01

Drop in the source document

Add an invoice, receipt, statement, report, screenshot, or scanned PDF. Keep the original close so the draft can be checked against it.

Step 02

Extract, structure, and flag

Think-Act prepares fields, tables, summaries, or missing-document notes and highlights anything that needs a finance review.

Step 03

Verify, use, and save the process

Check the draft against the source, then paste it into a spreadsheet, report, or email. Save repeated review steps as a local skill.

Finance review workspace

Keep the source, extracted fields, and review checkpoint in one view

The finance review workspace keeps the original invoice, statement, or report beside extracted fields, exceptions, and reviewer notes. Compare totals, tax, dates, vendors, and missing fields before anything reaches a spreadsheet or finance system.

THINK-ACT · FINANCE REVIEW WORKSPACE

Reviewers can compare totals, tax, dates, vendors, and missing fields without losing the source context that supports the draft.

Think-Act · Invoice OCR
OCR & field extraction

Stop retyping what's already on the page

Invoices, receipts, and statements often arrive as scans, photos, or image PDFs. Think-Act prepares draft fields your team can check instead of keying everything in from scratch.

  • Prepare draft fields from scanned invoices, receipts, purchase orders, and statement screenshots.
  • Pull out vendors, dates, totals, taxes, and line items for review.
  • Mark missing or inconsistent fields before the data is reused.
  • Turn screenshots into editable notes instead of manual retyping.
  • Prepare draft tables that are easier to check before they move into a spreadsheet.
Explore OCR Features
Your finance team stays in control

Helpful preparation is not the same as authority to post or pay

Extracting fields or preparing a table can stay read-only. When work touches spreadsheets, email, accounting systems, posting, approval, or payment, scope the access and keep the finance checkpoint visible.

Access and confirmation boundaries for common finance tasks
Task Context Access Boundary Finance Checkpoint
Extract fields or draft a report summary
Only the provided file Review amounts, dates, vendors, and line items against the source
Prepare a spreadsheet-ready table
No connector Manually transfer or review before paste
Write into a spreadsheet or file
Supported spreadsheet or file connector Preview cells or file changes and confirm before writing
Send a missing-document email
Approved email connector Review recipient, message, attachments, and source facts
Update an accounting system
Supported finance system connector Follow policy and confirm proposed changes
Approve, post, or pay
External access Keep payment and posting decisions human-owned

Exact capabilities depend on the tools and policies your organization enables. If finance-system access is unavailable, Think-Act should say so and leave the result as a draft. Learn more about controlled automation and approved integrations.

Accuracy & Human Review

The output should make review easier, not optional

Think-Act can reduce manual handling, but finance data still needs a source check. Amounts, dates, vendors, and line items should be verified before they reach a spreadsheet, report, payment flow, or accounting system.

Verify extracted amounts

Compare totals, tax, and dates against the original before relying on them.

Keep source documents

Keep originals close enough for traceability and audit.

Confirm before posting

Require a confirmation step before anything is posted to an accounting system.

Security For Finance Data

Financial documents need careful handling

Invoices, statements, reports, and vendor records can contain sensitive business data. Decide where that data can go, which connectors are trusted, and which actions require approval before the agent touches anything.

Finance Security Checklist

  • Use approved endpoints Route sensitive finance documents through local, private, or otherwise approved endpoints when policy requires it.
  • Keep write actions gated Require confirmation before files are changed, reports are exported, or data is sent to another system.
  • Trust connectors deliberately Enable approved connectors only when the workflow needs them and the source, permissions, and environment settings have been reviewed.
  • Keep source documents available Preserve originals so extracted totals, dates, vendors, and line items can be checked later.
  • Start read-only Use read-only extraction, summarization, and drafting before giving the agent access to write-capable tools.
Getting started

Try it on a
low-risk task first

Start where the risk is low and the result is easy to judge. One document is enough to see where Think-Act helps and where your team still wants a manual check.

Best first tasks to try

  • Extract fields from one invoice
  • Summarize a monthly report
  • Convert a receipt screenshot into a table
  • Draft a missing-document follow-up email
  • Create a close process checklist
Step 01

Download Think-Act

Install Think-Act on a Windows machine you control. You can start with OCR, summaries, and drafts before enabling any connectors.

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Step 02

Pick one real document

Choose an invoice, receipt, or monthly report you already have. Drop it in, paste the content, or use a screenshot.

Step 03

Verify every number

Compare amounts, dates, vendors, and line items against the original. Correct the draft before it moves anywhere else.

Step 04

Save what works as a skill

When a checklist or extraction routine works reliably, save it as a local skill so the next batch starts from a reviewed process.

When Think-Act becomes part of a regular finance cycle, upgrade to Pro or Business before larger document volumes run into free-tier limits.

FAQ

Common questions from finance teams

A few practical answers before you run Think-Act on finance documents. More product questions are on the full FAQ page.

Download Think-Act for Finance Work
Does Think-Act replace accounting software?

No. Think-Act helps prepare information: extraction, summaries, draft notes, tables, and checklists. Posting, approval, payment, and accounting-system changes still belong in your reviewed finance process.

Can it process scanned invoices and receipts?

Yes. Think-Act can extract vendors, dates, totals, taxes, and line items from scanned or image-based documents. Treat the result as a draft table, check it against the source before posting or payment, and review the OCR and document intelligence workflow for supported inputs and review guidance.

How should sensitive finance data be handled?

Use local or approved private endpoints where policy requires them, keep sensitive figures away from unapproved tools or connectors, and follow your organization’s retention and data-handling rules. Review the security and data controls before processing sensitive records.

How accurate is the OCR on financial documents?

Results vary with scan resolution, layout, font clarity, handwriting, and image quality. Extracted figures should always be checked against the source. The useful output is a faster draft, not an unchecked final value.

Can Think-Act write directly to spreadsheets or accounting systems?

Only when the required approved connector and permissions are available. Keep write actions behind confirmation. Without a connector, Think-Act can still prepare a reviewed table or draft for manual transfer. See the integration options.

Is there a free tier for finance teams?

Yes. Think-Act is free to install and try. Start with invoice OCR, report summaries, or a missing-document email. Upgrade to Pro or Business when document volume or team controls become important.

Free to download · Start with one reviewable task

Start with an invoice you already have on your desk.

Pick one invoice, one receipt stack, or one monthly report that always takes too long. Let Think-Act prepare the draft, then check the numbers the way your team already does.