One scan in. Separate, named documents out.
A closing package, a patient chart, a claim file - scanned front to back into one blob. Drop it and the AI finds where each document starts, splits at the real boundaries, and names every piece by what it is. Free, no signup.
Not a page-range splitter
Page-range splitters ask you the one thing you don't know
Every PDF site can split pages 1-4 from pages 5-9 - if you already know the ranges. But nobody scans a closing package with a boundary list attached. The whole job is discovering where the documents are, and that takes reading them. The film strip above shows exactly what was decided, so a wrong boundary is visible before anything is filed.
Title and escrow processors
The 180-page closing package scanned as one blob becomes deed, note, disclosures, and riders - named and filed.
Medical records clerks
A patient chart scanned front to back splits into discharge summaries, labs, and correspondence.
Claims and mortgage intake
The "everything" PDF a customer emails becomes its actual parts before anyone opens page 1.
The sample pile is fictional and free to reuse - link to it directly: stapled pile sample (PDF)
Questions intake and records teams ask
By reading, not by counting. The AI recognizes where one document ends and another begins from the content itself - a new letterhead, a new form, a new date block - which is why a 4-page purchase order followed by a 1-page memo splits correctly even with no separator pages.
From the content of each piece. A discharge summary comes out named like a discharge summary, not "part-3.pdf" - and the manifest sheet maps every generated file back to its exact pages in the original.
Closing packages, patient charts, claim files, borrower document bundles, digitized filing-cabinet folders - any single PDF that is secretly several documents, scanned or digital.
The free tool processes the first 20 pages of a pile and says so on the result. A free DocuPipe account splits full-size piles - the 180-page closing package is exactly what the product does all day.
Files are transferred encrypted and processed on SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified, HIPAA compliant infrastructure, and never used to train models. Processing is automated end to end.
That is the product behind this page: a DocuPipe workflow splits every inbound pile, classifies each piece against your document types, and extracts the fields you care about - in one automated pass.
Run it at scale
Split, classify, extract - this tool is step one of a three-step workflow.
DocuPipe runs the whole pipeline on every pile that arrives: split at real boundaries, classify each piece against your document types, extract the fields into structured data. Intake desks stop being a person with a PDF viewer.
Free tier included. Takes about a minute to set up.
SOC 2 certified · ISO 27001 · HIPAA compliant · Encrypted in transit and at rest · Never used to train models