Apryse (formerly PDFTron) powers the future of document technology.
We help businesses, developers, and enterprises handle documents with unmatched speed, accuracy, and security. Whether running in secure server environments or delivering seamless web-based experiences, Apryse makes document workflows smarter and easier.
With Apryse, you can:
Embed powerful document features directly into your apps — from viewing and editing to collaboration and compliance.
Run at enterprise scale on secure server infrastructure, ensuring reliability without cloud dependencies.
Deliver seamless in-browser document experiences with responsive, accessible, and feature-rich web capabilities.
Trusted globally, Apryse empowers organizations to simplify operations, enhance productivity, and create exceptional document experiences.
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Nutrient is the deterministic document platform for agents and humans. For more than 15 years, it has built the document infrastructure enterprises rely on when fidelity, control, and compliance matter — SDKs, cloud APIs, low-code integrations for M365 and Salesforce, and a workflow automation platform, now unified with AI assistants, agent tooling, data extraction, and human review into one layer for reliable agentic document workflows. Nutrient powers thousands of organizations, including more than 15 percent of the Global 500, thousands of commercial businesses across 80 nations, and more than 130 public sector organizations in 24 countries. Backed by Insight Partners and based in Raleigh, N.C., Nutrient operates offices in England, France, and Austria, and integrates technology from PSPDFKit, ORPALIS, Aquaforest, Muhimbi, and Integrify. Visit nutrient.io.
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Docling
Docling is an easy-to-use, self-contained, MIT-licensed open source toolkit for converting messy documents into structured data and simplifying downstream document and AI processing. It can parse many popular document formats into a unified and richly structured Docling Document, including PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, HTML, Markdown, AsciiDoc, CSV, images, audio, and scanned pages through an OCR engine of the user’s choice. Docling detects tables, formulas, reading order, chunks, bounding boxes, page headers and footers, pictures, captions, code, list items, paragraphs, cells, and document structure, making extracted content easier to process, search, and ingest into AI, RAG, and agentic systems. It can export parsed documents to JSON, text, Markdown, HTML, and Doctags, giving developers flexible outputs for pipelines and applications. Docling stores and traverses components according to reading order, partitions documents into bite-sized contiguous text chunks.
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