Send the file, name the columns and order you need, and we email back a clean UTF-8 CSV that loads on the first try.
Extracted Data
Company Name
Acme Corporation
Total Revenue
$394.3B
Revenue Chart
Quarterly Revenue Data:
Net Income
$96.99B
Fiscal Quarter
Q4 2023
Our clients
Trusted by leading hedge funds
Powering data-driven decisions for the world's most sophisticated investment firms
$100B+
in Assets Under Management
100K+
Data Points Extracted & Validated
Ragged CSVs break on import
CSV users are picky for a reason: one wrong delimiter or a ragged row and the whole import fails or shifts your data. Tabula is great but stops dead at scanned PDFs, and rules-based tools want a template for every layout. We hand you a clean, consistent schema, verified before you ever load it.
- •Wrong delimiters jam the import: a stray comma or tab and your whole file lands in one column.
- •Ragged rows derail the parser: merged headers and uneven columns mean the import fails or shifts data.
- •Tabula stops at scanned PDFs: it only reads text-based files, so an image-only table is a dead end.
- •Rules-based tools need setup: you template every layout before you get a single row out.
How it works
Send your PDFs
Bank statements, price lists, report tables, scanned or digital.
Inconsistent layouts are fine.
Define the columns
List the columns in the order you want and how the rows should break.
e.g. one row per transaction.
We email the CSV
AI extracts the tables, a person verifies the schema is consistent, and you get a UTF-8 CSV that imports clean.
First try, not the fifth.
Imports on the first try
Consistent delimiters and clean rows, checked by hand, so QuickBooks, Xero, or your ERP takes it without complaints.
Scanned tables included
We read image-only tables Tabula can't touch, then verify the numbers came through right.
Your exact schema
Name the columns and the order, and every row matches, with no merged headers or ragged fields.
Many tables, one file
Inconsistent layouts across pages get normalized into a single clean CSV, or one per file if you'd rather.
What people send us
- An accountant pulling bank statement transactions into CSV for QuickBooks
- An ecommerce team turning a supplier PDF price list into a CSV bulk update
- A researcher extracting data tables from PDF papers into CSV
- An AP team feeding invoice line items into their ERP as CSV
- A scanned report's tables normalized into one import-ready file
Our investors
Backed by the best
backed by world-class investors who believe in our vision
Questions people ask
Yes, and that's a real gap we fill. Tabula and most free tools only read text-based PDFs. We OCR scanned and image-only tables, then verify the data before you get it.
That's the goal. You get a UTF-8 CSV with consistent delimiters and clean rows, matched to the schema you asked for, and a person checks it parses before it's sent.
Yes. Tell us the columns, the order, and how rows should break, like one row per transaction, and the CSV matches.
Yes. We can normalize multiple files and layouts into a single CSV, or give you one per file. Just say which in the description.