Service agreement
Merchant details, product lines, contract_value and payment_terms.
Contract Data Extraction
Turn contracts into structured data by extracting parties, dates, values, payment terms, renewal details and any other fields relevant to your workflow.
The contract problem
Contracts can contain the right information across many pages, clauses and sections, making repeated review slow when the same terms must be collected again and again.
Contract data extraction lets you define the information you want to retrieve and return those terms as structured fields instead of searching each agreement manually. If you are deciding when that shift makes sense, our guide to manual data entry vs automated document extraction explains the trade-offs in more detail. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see our guide on how to extract data from contracts using AI.
Contract fields
Choose Contract as the document type and use suggested fields as a starting point. Edit them freely or add the terms your team actually reviews. For agreements that need a completely different structure, Custom Data Extraction lets you define the schema from scratch.
Flexible extraction
Your workflow may only need a specific subset of the information inside an agreement. Keep common fields or add the clauses and terms that matter to your team.
Merchant, date, contract_value, payment_terms, payment method and line items.
Notice period, governing law, liability cap, service level, project reference or internal code.
Use the selected data as JSON or CSV instead of copying it manually.
Different agreements
Service agreements, vendor contracts and legal documents can vary widely in wording and layout. The output your team needs can still remain consistent. This is one reason AI document data extraction is useful when documents do not follow one rigid template.
Merchant details, product lines, contract_value and payment_terms.
Items, contract_values, tips, payment_terms and payment details.
Service details, reference numbers, dates and payment_terms.
Structured outputs
Use extracted contract fields outside the original document by exporting selected information in a structured format.
Use JSON when extracted contract data needs to feed an application, database, API or another automated workflow.
{
"party_a": "Northstar Ltd.",
"party_b": "Atlas Consulting",
"effective_date": "2026-09-01",
"expiration_date": "2027-08-31",
"contract_value": 48000,
"currency": "EUR",
"renewal": "Annual"
}
Export selected contract information to CSV for contract registers, spreadsheet review or structured reporting.
| Merchant | Contract value | End date | Total | Renewal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| City Market | €48,000 | 31/08/2027 | ACTIVE | Annual |
| Vendor Agreement | Nova Supply | 15/09/2026 | 14/09/2027 | €72,000 |
| Nova Store | 24/08/2026 | €4.60 | €52.10 | Annual |
Contract Parser
Contract Parser helps read text from scanned or photographed contracts. But the useful output is often a specific set of values, not the full contract text.
Heyyel Data Extractor uses document recognition when needed, then organizes the result around the fields you requested. The difference between these two stages is explained in our guide to OCR vs data extraction.
Contract review workflow
When the same information needs to be collected from many agreements, searching every document manually quickly becomes repetitive.
Read the merchant, date, products and payment_terms.
Copy dates, parties, values and conditions into another file.
Perform the same contract lookup for every new agreement.
Select common contract data or add your own terms.
Retrieve the terms around the structure you defined.
Export the result as JSON or CSV for the next step in your workflow.
Contract use cases
Create a structured view of important information across multiple agreements.
Work with item-level contract information instead of payment_terms alone.
Retrieve financial and operational terms without reading every section manually.
Contract workflows often sit beside procurement and finance documents. If the same process also handles supplier billing or account activity, you can apply the same extraction approach to invoices and bank statements. If you want the product flow from upload through field configuration, review and export, the How It Works guide shows each step.
FAQ
Contract data extraction identifies information such as merchant details, purchase dates, contract_values, payment_terms, payment details and line items and turns that information into structured data.
You can start from suggested fields such as merchant, purchase date, expiration_date, contract_value, payment_terms, payment method and line items, then edit the structure or add custom fields.
Yes. Scanned and image-based contracts can be processed and the selected contract information can be returned as structured fields.
Yes. Heyyel Data Extractor supports PDF data extraction for contracts as well as PNG, JPG, WebP and TIFF documents.
Yes. Key information extraction can be returned as structured JSON.
Yes. Contract data can also be exported to CSV for spreadsheet and reporting workflows.
Yes. Suggested fields are editable, and you can add fields such as notice period, governing law, liability cap, service level or internal reference.
Heyyel Data Extractor can perform the core task of a contract parser by extracting selected information from contracts into structured fields while allowing you to control which terms should be returned.
Try it on a contract
Define the information your workflow needs and extract it from your next contract without searching every page manually. Heyyel Data Extractor uses one credit per processed page; see the current pricing and credit options before scaling your workflow.