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LlamaParse

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The community member is trying to understand what LlamaParse is and whether it uses public language models or is a closed-source solution built by LlamaIndex. They are asking this due to compliance reasons as they are working with enterprise data.

Another community member responds that LlamaParse is a closed-source parser that provides the "bestest parsed results possible" and has a 48-hour data retention policy. They suggest checking the LlamaIndex website for more information and reaching out to Sacha Bron for further assistance.

The original community member then asks about the pricing and whether there is a way to get structured JSON output from LlamaParse, rather than just a string. Another community member indicates they were able to get it to work, and the API documentation is provided.

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hi im trying to understand what llamaparse does
is it using a public vision language model like gpt, claude so the data goes there? is it something closed source that llamaindex has built themselves?

i'm asking due to compliance reasons as im working with enterprise data

thanks!
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Hey,
LlamaParse is the best Parser available on the market. It helps you to parse almost all kind of files and give you the bestest parsed results possible.

yes llamaparse is closed source. it has a 48 hr data rentention policy so that in case you try to parse the same file again in the given 48 hr timeframe, it does not have to parse again and can send the cached response.

You can read more here: https://www.llamaindex.ai/llamaparse

For more @Sacha Bron can help you on this.
I see, thanks. What is the pricing like? Can't seem to find that info.

Also is there a way to get structured JSON output? I tried by prompting but it just shows up as string output so I'd still need to run it through another LLM call to get it as key value pairs.

e.g if I ask to get me due date, invoice date, customer name..
I'd like it as key-value pairs in the JSON output itself
wait nevermind, think i got it to work
looks cool
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