What Docsumo changed

• Added a new call-to-action: "Building it into your own product? See the document extraction API →"
• Added multiple direct links to a new "document extraction API" solution page within the text.
• Updated a visual example to show a completed case (7 of 7 files received) instead of a partial one.
• Removed three customer logos (Grid Finance, Hitachi, and PayU) from the main "Trusted by" section.

Docsumo is shifting focus toward developers and product teams who want to embed their AI agents into other software. By adding specific links and a new call-to-action for their API, they are targeting technical buyers who need to build automated document workflows directly into their own products.

• Moved "Master data lookup" from the Business plan to the Enterprise plan.
• Updated the Free plan description to require a "short call" for setup instead of being fully self-service.
• Changed the Free plan signup link from a direct app registration to a dedicated trial landing page.
• Updated a visual example to show a case with "2 of 7" documents received instead of "0 of 7."

Docsumo is shifting a key data-matching feature to its highest tier and adding a mandatory sales touchpoint to its free trial. This suggests a move toward higher-value enterprise deals and a desire to qualify leads through direct conversation rather than self-service.

• Changed the bottom text to ask users to bring a document to a live demo instead of uploading it themselves.
• Added ISO 27001 certification to their compliance list.
• Replaced the term "straight-through processing" with "AI Approved."
• Added internal links to their main guide pages.

Docsumo wants users to book live meetings instead of testing the tool alone. They also added a new security badge. This shows they are trying to sell to bigger companies.