Open docs@freightparse.com for your desk
Give your work address, and accept the trial terms. An e-mail with a link follows. After one click the address is open for e-mail from your domain for 14 days, about 20 pages a day. Free, and nothing to install.
You can also simply forward a shipment to docs@freightparse.com from your work address: the first reply asks for the trial terms, with one button. This page is for accepting them before you send anything.
That address is at a free mail service (such as Gmail, Outlook.com, Hotmail, Yahoo, iCloud or Proton). The address opens for a whole domain, so it has to be your company's: use your work address. If your desk only has such an address, write to danil@freightparse.com.
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Where your documents go
Read in Google's EU region, not used for training. A request flagged by Google's abuse checks may be kept up to 90 days, in the EU. FreightParse keeps no copy on its server. On the e-mail route, the e-mails are deleted from our mailbox within 30 days.
The data processing agreement comes with the trial. A desk that may not use any cloud can use the local reader instead: text PDFs only.