PDF extraction
Your PDFs have the answers.
No more copying them out.
01The starting point
The specifications are there.
Locked in a PDF.
The supplier sends a 200-page catalog and a manual for each product. The values your products need are in there, but nobody has time to copy them out one by one.
- Hundreds of pages to go throughFinding a product in a supplier catalog takes longer than entering its data.
- Tables you can’t copyCopy-pasting from a PDF jumbles the columns and breaks the units.
- Copying errorsOne figure copied wrong, and there’s an incorrect page online, then a customer return.
02How it works
You ask. The agents take care of it.
- 01Drop your PDFsData sheets, manuals or whole catalogs, one or several files at a time.
- 02Every product is foundBy its reference, EAN or name, even in the middle of a catalog several hundred pages long.
- 03Everything goes into your fieldsTables and paragraphs are read, units converted, and every value taken is sourced.
- 04Review or chainCorrect a value if needed, or start writing the pages.
Data sheets
Manuals
Catalogs
Supplier price lists
Certificates
03The result in Upsellr
The PDF is read.
Your master data is complete.
The document’s specifications land in your fields, converted to your units.
Whatever the PDF doesn’t say stays flagged.
- FoundThe right product, even in 200 pages
- ExtractedTables and paragraphs read
- SourcedEvery value cites its document
Illustrative example · sample data
04What makes the difference
What the enrichment agent does with a PDF.
All your documents, in one go.
Data sheet, manual, 200-page catalog: drop them together and the agent spreads their values across your products.
The right product, mid-catalog.
By reference or EAN, the agent finds the product among hundreds of others, without confusing neighbouring models.
Units, already converted.
Pounds, inches, fractions: the PDF’s values are converted to your fields’ units, and the original value remains available.
05Results to document
What you’ll be able to measure.
- Time spent copying out supplier documents
- Share of products completed from your PDFs
- Number of data entry errors corrected after publication
Your questions.
Practical answers.
What you need to know before your first request.
Which PDFs can I drop?
Supplier data sheets, manuals, catalogs, price lists or certificates, in one or several files.
Are tables read?
Yes, tables as well as paragraphs, including when a table runs from one page to the next.
How does it find the right product in a catalog?
By the reference, the EAN or the product name. Close models aren’t confused.
Are units converted?
Yes. Pounds, inches or fractions are converted to your fields’ units, and the original value remains available.
What happens to a value the PDF doesn’t contain?
It stays flagged as missing. The enrichment agent can then look for it on the brand and retailer websites.
Drop your PDFs.
Your master data fills up.
Try it on your documents or explore extraction in a personalized demo.







