Every figure recovered, and every column made to add up
Financial paper fails in one particular way: thermal print fades to nothing. Docovly recovers the figures, then checks them the way an accountant would - columns are totalled and any line that does not reconcile is flagged.
Reconciliation
- Invoice 44713,820
- Payment(2,140)
- Invoice 44725,460
- Charges(95)
The page is restored top to bottom, then checked - live. Every job keeps the untouched original.
Every kind of financial documents we restore
100%
columns reconciled
CSV
audit-ready export
0
figures invented
thermal
print recovered
What goes wrong with these documents
The survey vocabulary is specific to this document family, because the damage is. Recording it is what produces the restoration instruction - there is no prompt box.
- Thermal receipts faded to blank
- Dot-matrix statements with dropout
- Ink smudging and water damage
- Crumpled and folded receipts
- Carbon copy voucher fade
- Torn cheque stubs and counterfoils
Survey, recover, capture, check
Every job follows the same path a records office would, and the console keeps the whole document in view the entire time.
- 1
Survey the batch
Log thermal fade, dot-matrix dropout, crumpling and water damage across the receipts and statements.
- 2
Recover the print
Faded thermal and dot-matrix printing is pushed back to readable contrast, and fold shadows that break digits are flattened.
- 3
Capture the figures
Amounts, dates and references are read into a checked table, with anything unrecoverable withheld rather than guessed.
- 4
Reconcile
Captured columns are totalled the way an accountant would, and any line that does not add up is flagged.
What this console can do to a page
Any treatment can run on a single page or across the whole batch, and each lands as its own revertible version.
Ledger copy
A clean, filing-quality version of the statement or receipt.
Thermal recovery
Pushes faded thermal printing back to readable contrast.
Figure capture
Reads amounts, dates and references into a checked table.
Column reconciliation
Totals the captured lines and flags what does not add up.
Crease flattening
Removes fold shadows that break digit shapes.
Detail recovery
Resolution for audit packs and printed exhibits.
Every treatment, shown happening
No sliders to drag - each clip is the fix itself, playing on a loop. The faded text rising back, the streak sweeping off, the boundary closing to zero.
A blank receipt brought back to a total
A thermal receipt faded to nothing, pushed back to readable figures and then totalled - the faint impression under the lost print is what makes it recoverable.
- Faded thermal pushed to legible
- Figures read into a table
- Column totalled and checked
- Blank where nothing survives
THE COFFEE HOUSE
14 Mar · 09:42
Latte3.20
Flat white3.00
Sandwich4.50
Muffin2.20
Tea2.10
TOTAL£15.00
VISA ****4471 · APPROVED
Recovery
Faint impression read from near-blank paper.
The ledger, balanced back to legible
A dot-matrix statement with dropout recovered and reconciled - the captured lines totalled the way an accountant would, with any mismatch flagged.
- Dot-matrix dropout recovered
- Debit and credit columns totalled
- Mismatched lines highlighted
- CSV export for the audit pack
- Invoice 44713,820
- Payment received(2,140)
- Invoice 44725,460
- Bank charges(95)
- Interest12
Fold shadows lifted off the digits
A crumpled voucher whose fold lines break the shapes of the numbers, flattened so each digit reads whole and the reference captures cleanly.
- Fold shadows removed
- Digit shapes made whole
- References captured
- Working copy for filing
Aldora Bank
Pay to the order of
£4,192.08
⑆001234⑆ 4471⑈ 08⑉
Every figure recovered, and every column made to add up
Financial paper is checked with arithmetic, not vibes. Figures are recovered, then the columns are totalled - and a line that does not reconcile is flagged rather than delivered clean.
- Captured lines are totalled and checked against the stated balance.
- A column that does not add up is flagged with the offending lines highlighted.
- An unrecoverable figure is withheld, because a plausible invented number is worse than a blank.
- Everything exports to CSV, ready for a ledger or audit pack.
Reconciliation
- Debits
- £21,780
- Credits
- £2,235
- Balance
- £19,545
10 document types
Everything this console takes in
Pick the type before you upload and the uploader, format rules and checks follow from it.
Captured as data
What is read back off the page
Every field carries its confidence and its source crop, and anything that fails a check is withheld into its own export column rather than delivered.
Capture guidance
Get this right and everything downstream is easier
- 1Photograph thermal receipts as soon as possible - they keep fading.
- 2Flatten crumpled receipts under a book before capturing.
- 3Include the header so the account and period are captured.
The jobs this console is built for
Real reasons people restore these documents - a filing, an audit, a conveyance, an archive before the paper gives out.
A box of thermal receipts
Receipts faded to blank recovered and totalled into one reconciled table for an expense or tax claim.
A statement for an audit
A dot-matrix bank statement with dropout read into a checked ledger, every column made to balance.
Invoices for a dispute
Smudged, water-damaged invoices recovered so the figures are unambiguous in a payment dispute.
100%
columns reconciled
Financial paper is checked with arithmetic, not vibes. Figures are recovered, then the columns are totalled - and a line that does not reconcile is flagged rather than delivered clean. The untouched original is always delivered alongside the restored file.
What runs behind this console
A legible copy of a record you already hold
Restoration is a reading aid and an archival tool. Being plain about the line it does not cross is part of the product.
- Recovers faded receipts, statements and invoices
- Reads amounts, dates and references into a checked table
- Totals columns and flags what does not reconcile
- Exports to CSV for a ledger or audit pack
- Invent a figure that cannot be recovered
- Silently correct a column that does not add up
- Alter an amount, date or balance
- Produce a copy meant to pass as an original
“A shoebox of faded receipts came back as a spreadsheet that balanced to the penny. It flagged the two it was unsure about instead of guessing.”
Financial Documents, answered
The questions people ask before sending us this kind of document.
Have a document you are not sure about?
Send us a photograph of it. We will tell you honestly whether it is recoverable before you spend anything.
Ask usSometimes. Thermal paper often keeps a faint impression that survives the visible print. Where nothing is recoverable the field is withheld and marked, because a plausible invented figure is far worse than a blank.
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Free to start, no card. The untouched original is always delivered alongside the restored file.