Accounting and ERP platform for US hotels, restaurants and multi-site retail where AI agents draft entries, process bills and reconcile revenue.

Nanonets AI features, pricing and GDPR (October 2026)
AI document processing platform focused on accounts payable: extracts invoice data, learns from corrections and posts to ERP systems.
from $100 per month
Pricing details
Starts with $50 in credits without a card, then $100 per month for 100 credits; billed per block run from $0.02 to $0.30, under $2 per typical invoice according to the vendor, as of September 2026.
What is Nanonets?
Nanonets is an AI platform for document-heavy finance processes, with accounts payable and invoice processing as its main use case. Agents extract invoice data, apply business rules and post results to ERP and accounting systems.
Nanonets builds workflows from blocks such as extraction, classification, validation and export. For accounts payable, it reads invoices, checks them against rules and posts them to SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Workday, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Zoho or Odoo. Deployment options include cloud, single-tenant cloud, VPC and on-premises. Nanonets is based in San Francisco. Pricing is usage-based with a free starting credit, and customers range from start-ups to large enterprises, according to the vendor.
Nanonets AI features and use cases
- Extracts invoice data with confidence scoresAgents read supplier invoices and assign a confidence score to each result. High-confidence invoices run through automatically, while uncertain ones go to a person on the AP team. The team types less and reviews only the invoices that need a decision.
- Learns from correctionsWhen the AP team corrects a field, the self-learning loop feeds the correction back into the agent. Recurring supplier layouts need fewer manual touches over time, which reduces typing and checking.
- Applies company rules to invoicesA context graph stores policies, procedures and system knowledge, and rules can be captured from Slack, Teams, Zoom or email. Agents apply them when coding or routing invoices, so approval and posting follow the company's own practice.
What sets Nanonets apart
- Usage-based pricing per workflow block from $0.02 to $0.30, with $50 in free credits to start.
- Offers data residency in the US, EU or APAC and on-premises deployment in the Enterprise plan.
- Publishes its data processing agreement online, and HIPAA business associate agreements are available for Enterprise customers.
Where Nanonets is strongest
Nanonets is headquartered in San Francisco, and its website lists 2261 Market Street as the company address.
Questions to ask before you buy Nanonets
EU data residency, SAML single sign-on and on-premises deployment are only part of the Enterprise plan, so check which plan meets your data protection needs. Usage pricing depends on the number of blocks per invoice, so estimate volume before committing. For German invoices, confirm support for XRechnung and ZUGFeRD and whether a DATEV export fits your process, as neither appears on the product pages.
Using Nanonets in the EU: GDPR and AI Act
- Data locationMultiple regions, EU region available (according to the vendor). Hosting regions: United States, EU.
- Data processing agreementPublic, read it here (opens in a new tab).
- EU AI ActCheck whether the AI prepares decisions about people. If not, the high-risk rules usually do not apply. The high-risk obligations apply from December 2, 2027 (Digital Omnibus).
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Questions about Nanonets
What does Nanonets cost?
Every account starts with $50 in free credits without a card. After that, $100 per month buys 100 credits, and runs cost $0.02, $0.10 or $0.30 per block. A typical invoice uses four to six blocks, which the vendor puts at under $2 per invoice.
Can data stay in the EU?
Yes, in the Enterprise plan. It includes data residency in the US, EU or APAC as well as private cloud or on-premises deployment.
Which systems can Nanonets post to?
The website lists SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Workday, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Zoho and Odoo. DATEV was not listed in September 2026.
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