PDFs in. Structured rows out. No Python script.
Your users have invoices, statements, and forms locked in PDFs. CSVbox extracts them into the schema you define, with the same mapping and validation UX as CSV.
- 15 min to live
- SOC 2 + GDPR
- Private Mode available
- Users upload a PDF invoice and your importer shrugs.
- You bolted on a Python extraction microservice. It works on 70% of layouts and silently misses the rest.
- Extraction finishes — and no one validates it before it hits your DB.
A single widget for every format
Extraction happens in the widget. No separate service, no Python dependency.
Extracts tables from invoices, statements, reports — even when no two are the same.
Required fields, types, ranges, server-side rules — the full CSV validation pipeline.
Ambiguous cells get flagged for the user, not silently guessed.
It’s an incredibly simple yet comprehensive solution that has saved us from a long and tedious process. Their support team is very fast and provides detailed assistance.
- SOC 2 Type II
- GDPR
- AES-256
- TLS 1.3
- US / EU residency
- Private Mode
- No AI training
One widget, every format
<script src="https://js.csvbox.io/script.js"></script>
<button
data-csvbox
data-key="YOUR_LICENSE_KEY"
data-accept=".pdf,.csv,.xlsx">
Upload invoice or spreadsheet
</button>vs DIY and point tools
| DIY + Tesseract | PDF.co / Docparser | CSVbox | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embedded in product UI | DIY | No | Yes |
| Same validation as CSV | No | No | Yes |
| User correction step | No | No | Yes |
| Multi-format in one widget | No | No | CSV + Excel + PDF + images |
Frequently asked questions
What PDF types work?
Text-native and scanned (OCR). Invoices, statements, forms, reports.
Can we define the output schema?
Yes — same schema system as CSV.
Rate limits?
Usage-based billing; Pro covers typical SaaS volume.
Is the extraction visible to the user?
Yes — they confirm or correct before submit.