Italian SME balance sheets use the CEE format — completely different from IFRS. Parsing them reliably is hard and time-consuming. Parsio solves this in 30 seconds. Upload any Italian PDF balance sheet and get: → Excel reclassified + 24+ KPIs (EBITDA, NFP, Altman Z, DSCR) → Financial health score + AAA-RISK rating → AI analysis of financial signals → API for fintech integrations Deterministic Python — not generative AI. No hallucinations. No subscription.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Iryna, the maker behind Parsio.
I built this after years of working as a financial consultant in Italy — manually extracting data from Italian CEE balance sheets was always the bottleneck before any serious analysis.
The Italian CEE format is unique and poorly supported by existing tools. Most solutions either require manual work or use LLMs that hallucinate financial numbers — which is dangerous in a finance context.
Parsio uses a deterministic Python engine that mathematically verifies every extracted number. The AI layer only comes in at the end for interpretation — never for number extraction.
Happy to answer any questions about the Italian accounting format, the parsing approach, or the API integration
The deterministic Python engine for number extraction (with AI only for interpretation) is exactly the right call in a finance context where hallucinated figures are dangerous. Solving the Italian CEE format specifically is a smart, underserved niche. Great work, Iryna!
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@zvonimir_sabljic1Thank you Zvonimir — really appreciate it! The decision to separate deterministic extraction from AI interpretation was the core design choice. In finance, a hallucinated number isn't just wrong — it can drive real business decisions in the wrong direction.
Your comment means a lot coming from someone with both technical depth and investment experience — you see both sides of why reliability matters.
In the first AI era we are living through, I believe the real difference will be made not by those who simply use AI — but by those who know how to guide it, structure it, and keep it accountable.
Italian CEE is just the beginning — more accounting formats coming, I hope ))🌍
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Iryna, the maker behind Parsio.
I built this after years of working as a financial consultant in Italy — manually extracting data from Italian CEE balance sheets was always the bottleneck before any serious analysis.
The Italian CEE format is unique and poorly supported by existing tools. Most solutions either require manual work or use LLMs that hallucinate financial numbers — which is dangerous in a finance context.
Parsio uses a deterministic Python engine that mathematically verifies every extracted number. The AI layer only comes in at the end for interpretation — never for number extraction.
Happy to answer any questions about the Italian accounting format, the parsing approach, or the API integration
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The deterministic Python engine for number extraction (with AI only for interpretation) is exactly the right call in a finance context where hallucinated figures are dangerous. Solving the Italian CEE format specifically is a smart, underserved niche. Great work, Iryna!
@zvonimir_sabljic1 Thank you Zvonimir — really appreciate it! The decision to separate deterministic extraction from AI interpretation was the core design choice. In finance, a hallucinated number isn't just wrong — it can drive real business decisions in the wrong direction.
Your comment means a lot coming from someone with both technical depth and investment experience — you see both sides of why reliability matters.
In the first AI era we are living through, I believe the real difference will be made not by those who simply use AI — but by those who know how to guide it, structure it, and keep it accountable.
Italian CEE is just the beginning — more accounting formats coming, I hope ))🌍