Turn your DMS documents
agent-ready.
A read-only layer over IBM FileNet, Documentum, and OpenText. Every document becomes agent-ready markdown and artifacts, parsed once and cached so you never pay to re-OCR.
A read-only layer over your DMS.
A request comes in, parsecache reads the document straight from your DMS, and returns clean markdown.
Route each element to the right engine.
Tables go to OCR for exact cell boundaries. Signatures go to a classifier. Clauses go to a VLM. parsecache runs them per element and caches the combined result.
The recommended pipeline. Best extractor per element.
A layer on top of your DMS.
It powers agentic automation over documents your models otherwise can't read. Trigger it on upload or backfill in bulk, and your agents and workflows get fast, structured access to every document in a format they can act on.
One document in. Markdown + artifacts out.
Every document is exported as clean markdown text. Non-text elements like figures, diagrams, signatures, and stamps are lifted out and saved as separate artifacts, each referenced inline.
# Master Service Agreement**Parties.** Northwind Capital LLC and Vertex Holdings Inc.,effective 2026-06-01.## 3. FeesTotal consideration is $1,240,000.00, payable per the schedule above.## 9. Governing lawGoverned by the laws of the State of New York.
Bring your own OCR and VLM.
Map each element type to an engine. Managed APIs or self-hosted models. parsecache normalizes the output to one schema and caches it.
A typed SDK suite for every language.
Fetch a parsed document by its DMS id. The first call parses, every call after is a cache read. Same request shape across all of them.
Parse once. Every read after is a cache hit.
The first request parses and writes to the cache. Every later read returns the stored result instead of re-running OCR, for any team or service. No repeat cost, no extra load on the DMS.
Parse once.
Serve every read from cache.
One read-only sidecar in your VPC. No data leaves your network, no writes to the DMS, no per-read OCR bill.