Pulse converts complex information into LLM-ready inputs. Our API supports all document formats, from PDFs to Word, Excel, etc.
Pulse is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Production-grade unstructured document extraction. The founders listed are Sid Manchkanti (Founder/CEO), Ritvik Pandey (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 12, 2024).
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Pulse converts complex information into LLM-ready inputs. Our API supports all document formats, from PDFs to Word, Excel, etc. Pulse integrates seamlessly with any existing data pipeline in minutes without any training or complexity.
Pulse lists 9 open roles on its directory entry.
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Pulse AI | Document Processing & OCR for Enterprises
Transform complex PDFs and scans into verified structured data. Enterprise-grade document processing with SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance.
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Sid Manchkanti
Founder/CEO
Co-Founder/CEO of Pulse (S24). Prev NVIDIA, D.E. Shaw, Berkeley CS
Ritvik Pandey
Founder/CTO
Co-Founder/CTO of Pulse (S24). Prev Tesla ML, Goldman Sachs, Georgia Tech CS/Math
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