We tested the leading tools on the market to create this list of the best ERP integration tools for document extraction in 2026. Read on to discover our top picks.
The best ERP integration tool for document extraction in 2026 is Lido. It extracts structured data from any document type with the highest accuracy and exports it in formats ready for any ERP system.
The best ERP integration tool for document extraction overall. Lido handles the extraction with the highest accuracy and lets you feed data into any ERP through flexible export options.
The strongest native ERP integration for AP automation. Too narrow and expensive for teams processing diverse document types.
The most capable enterprise document-to-ERP platform. Requires significant investment but handles the most complex scenarios.
The right choice for teams already using UiPath RPA that want to add document extraction. Not ideal as a standalone extraction tool.
A strong integration orchestrator for connecting extraction tools to ERPs. Not a replacement for the extraction tool itself.
A heavy-duty integration platform for enterprises connecting extraction to multiple ERPs. Only makes sense at very large scale.
A process optimization tool, not an extraction or integration tool. Only valuable for enterprises that already have both systems and want to optimize the flow between them.
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The right tool depends on whether you need extraction, integration, or both. Here are the key factors.
Extraction vs. integration. Lido, Rossum, and ABBYY handle both extraction and ERP output. Workato and Boomi are pure integration platforms that need a separate extraction engine. UiPath combines extraction with RPA. Celonis only optimizes existing flows.
ERP compatibility. Rossum and ABBYY have certified connectors for major ERPs. Lido exports structured data for import into any ERP. Workato and Boomi connect to virtually any system.
Document diversity. Lido and ABBYY handle any document type. Rossum focuses on AP documents. UiPath handles diverse types but with lower accuracy. Match the tool to your document mix.
Budget. Lido offers a free tier. Everything else requires enterprise commitments. Factor in the cost of both extraction and integration if using separate tools.
Now that you know the strengths of each ERP integration tool, you can choose the approach that fits your document types and ERP landscape.
The last-mile problem is the gap between extracting structured data from a document and getting that data reliably into an ERP system. Most extraction tools output clean data but don't handle the field mapping, validation against master data, format conversion, and business logic required to post that data into SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, or other ERPs without errors.
For most teams, the fastest approach is exporting extracted data as a CSV or JSON file formatted to match your ERP's import template. Lido supports CSV, JSON, XML, API, and Power Automate output, making it compatible with virtually any ERP import workflow. For teams needing more complex orchestration — conditional routing, master data validation, multi-step workflows — integration platforms like Workato or Boomi add that layer.
It depends on your ERP and your workflow complexity. Tools like Lido handle the output formatting — CSV, JSON, XML — that most ERPs accept for file-based imports. Tools like Rossum have pre-built ERP connectors that handle posting directly. For complex multi-step workflows with validation and conditional routing, a dedicated integration platform like Workato or Boomi is typically needed alongside your extraction tool.
Modern cloud ERPs with REST APIs — NetSuite, Dynamics 365, SAP S/4HANA — integrate most easily because extraction tools can post data via API. Older ERPs that only accept flat file imports (CSV, XML) work well with tools like Lido that output in those formats natively. Legacy ERP systems with no API or file import often require RPA tools like UiPath to enter data through the UI.