pdfparse

PDF document parser

Your documents. Your schema. Structured output.

Define the fields and related tables your workflow needs. PdfParse extracts matching records and keeps them connected to their source documents.

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Schema-guided extraction

Inspect the document beside the records it produced

Interactive product workspace

4 rows extracted8 columns · ready
vendorinvoice_numberinvoice_datesubtotaltaxtotaldue_datestatus
Acme CorpINV-10012024-01-15$3,875.00$325.00$4,200.002024-02-15Paid
Globex LtdINV-10022024-01-18$1,735.50$140.00$1,875.502024-02-18Due
InitechINV-10032024-01-20$8,650.00$690.00$9,340.002024-02-20Paid
Umbrella IncINV-10042024-01-22$575.00$45.00$620.002024-02-22Due

Source document

acme-corp-jan.pdf

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ACME CORP

415 Market Street · Kingston, Jamaica

Bill to

PdfParse Operations

21 King Street
Kingston, Jamaica

Invoice

INV-1001

2024-01-15

DescriptionAmount
Document processing platform$3,875.00
Tax and service fees$325.00
Subtotal$3,875.00
Tax$325.00
Total$4,200.00
Due2024-02-15

Thank you for your business. Payment terms: Net 30.

Structure you control

A parser built around the data you need

01

Define the fields.

Choose the names, types, and relationships that make sense for your workflow.

02

Run it across documents.

Reuse that schema across files even when their page layouts are different.

03

Take the data with you.

Export connected records as SQLite, JSON, or CSV for the next step in your process.

Start with the fields. End with usable data.

Bring a PDF and build the structure your workflow needs.

Get started with PdfParse ↗