File, row, values.
Run #005 came from orders.xlsx, row 4. Its record shows the customer, reference, and amount the agent read.
Data entry, built to scale.
PDFs. CSV and Excel files. Images. The formats your work already arrives in. Bring them together, and let our agents do the work.
Data entry, at a fraction of the cost, in a fraction of the time.
FROM THE FILES YOU HAVETO THE SYSTEMS YOU USEWITH A RECORD OF WHAT HAPPENED
From scattered inputs to finished work.
When information lives in forms, spreadsheets, scans, photos, and other files, getting it into the right system can eat up a team's day. We design an automation around your actual process: what to read, where each value belongs, and how to report the outcome.
One document can start one run or many. In CSV and Excel files, each data row becomes its own run, with a separate result and a trail back to the source.
How it works.
Follow a sample batch from upload to outcome.
STEP 01 — YOUR PORTAL
Bring the work in.
Each document can create one or many runs. A PDF or image might become one entry; each data row in a CSV or Excel file becomes its own run. Drag any sample file across to load the example batch, or use the button. Nothing leaves this page.
PDF
intake-form.pdf3 pages → 1 run
XLSX
orders.xlsx12 rows → 12 runs
CSV
customers.csv2 rows → 2 runs
JPG
receipt-scan.jpg1 image → 1 run
BATCH / NEWDocuments
Drag a sample file hereOr use the button to load all four examples
This is an illustrative walkthrough using fictional records. It does not upload files, connect to a portal, or enter data into a live system.
Find which rows need fixing.
Each attempted entry has its own result. Open the batch to see the source file, page or row, values read, and what happened when the agent tried to enter them.
What went where.
Check the source values against the destination fields used for that entry.
Only the stuck work.
If a scan's reference can't be read, that run says why it stopped. The completed rows stay completed.
Give your team the work back.
Show us the documents and the system they need to reach. We'll discuss where an agent-led workflow can take repetitive entry off your plate.