Law firms & litigation support
Disclosure bundles, scanned exhibits, billing records, schedules, or document sets that need review-ready spreadsheets.
Complex PDFs · scanned tables · Excel / CSV
Turn difficult PDF tables into usable spreadsheet data.
For teams that handle high-page PDFs, scanned records, image-based tables, or exception batches that standard OCR tools do not cleanly convert.
Start with 1-2 redacted representative pages. No full file is needed before scope review.
Useful when the file is too messy for ordinary conversion.
Best fit: teams that already receive document-heavy work and need supplemental capacity for difficult extraction cases.
Accounting & audit teams
Historical statements, invoices, ledger exports, AP / AR records, cleanup projects, and other table-heavy PDFs.
BPO & scanning providers
Overflow batches, OCR exceptions, custom field extraction, and client deliverables that require Excel / CSV structure.
Sample-first process. No overcommitment.
We avoid promising accuracy, timing, or price before seeing the actual document pattern and target output.
Send redacted pages
Share 1-2 representative pages with sensitive fields removed, plus the columns you want in Excel / CSV.
Review feasibility
We check layout complexity, scan quality, field definitions, and whether the case is suitable for a full batch.
Confirm scope
If it looks feasible, we define output fields, review rules, batch size, turnaround expectations, and next steps.
Good fit
- ✓Complex PDFs with tables or repeated fields
- ✓Scanned documents where OCR output needs cleanup
- ✓Custom Excel / CSV columns and validation rules
- ✓High-page or recurring batches after a sample review
Not promised upfront
We do not promise accuracy rate, delivery time, price, privacy process, or enterprise terms before reviewing a representative sample and confirming the workflow.
Have a difficult PDF or scanned-table batch?
Send a short note with 1-2 redacted sample pages, the target Excel / CSV fields, approximate page count, and deadline. We will review feasibility first.