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Figures arrive in published reports, price lists and statements, laid out for reading rather than for calculating. Retyping them is slow and copying them breaks columns and turns numbers into text.

SmartTable Capture reads every table of a page or a PDF and gives it back as Excel, CSV and JSON with numbers and dates typed. Web2Document keeps the report itself as a clean PDF and Word file, and Instant AI summarises what it says.

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What you can get done

  1. SmartTable Capture

    Turn a published table into a working sheet

    Paste the link of the page or add the PDF. Choose the tables you need from the list; each becomes its own Excel sheet with header rows in bold and merged cells kept. Thousands separators, percentages and dates are read as values, and Arabic-Indic digits can be normalised.

    Open SmartTable Capture
  2. Web2Document

    File the report behind the figures

    Keep the page the figures came from as a PDF with an optional cover that records its address and the date, and as a Word file for your own notes.

    Open Web2Document
  3. Instant AI

    Get the short version of a long report

    Paste the text or upload the PDF and Instant AI gives the key points, the numbers and dates that matter, and what needs action. It prepares the summary only; the decisions stay yours.

    Open Instant AI

Practical tips

  • Check the first rows of each table in the free list before you choose: it shows how the headers were read.
  • Use the JSON file when the data feeds another program; every row carries its column names.
  • A scanned statement is a picture: ask for the original PDF to read its tables.

Frequently asked questions

Does one capture cost more when the page has many tables?

No. One unit covers one source, whatever the number of tables you export.

Are the numbers in Excel real numbers?

Yes. Numbers and dates are written as values, so sums and filters work at once.

Can it read tables in pictures?

No. Tables must be in the text of the page or the PDF; pictures and scans cannot be read.

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