1. Upload a sample
Start with table-heavy pdfs and scanned reports and create a dedicated Box.
Extract repeating rows from statements, invoices, reports, and schedules while keeping the table structure intact for review and export.
table-heavy PDFs and scanned reports
AI extraction, OCR when needed, batch processing, and human review.
structured Excel tables with consistent column names
PDFs store visual positions, not spreadsheet logic. A table that looks obvious to a person may be represented as dozens of unrelated text fragments, and multi-page tables often repeat headers or split a row between pages.
Parsinto lets you define a table field with the columns you need. The extraction workflow identifies repeating records, keeps document-level values separate, and exports the reviewed table into an Excel workbook or CSV file.
Start with AI-suggested fields, then edit the names and table columns so the output matches your process.
Start with table-heavy pdfs and scanned reports and create a dedicated Box.
Use suggested fields or edit the schema, then process related documents in a batch.
Check the extracted values and download structured excel tables with consistent column names.
Keep the extraction step focused, auditable, and easy to hand off.
Capture descriptions, quantities, prices, tax, and totals as one row per item.
Extract dated transaction rows with descriptions, amounts, and balances.
Move schedules and tabular reports into Excel for filtering, formulas, and reporting.
Name the fields and table columns around your own process.
Use OCR only when needed while keeping one extraction workflow.
Inspect extracted values before they reach another person or system.
Export CSV, Excel, JSON, or PDF instead of locking data into one destination.
Yes. Use a table field to capture repeating rows across a multi-page document and review them before export.
The extracted table keeps values aligned to the defined columns, and you can review exceptions before downloading the workbook.
Yes. Parsinto uses OCR for scanned pages and then maps the detected content into table columns.
Yes. The field template determines the table column names used in the structured output.
Create a Box, upload a representative file, review the suggested fields, and see whether the output matches your workflow.
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