I will convert PDF product datasheets into a clean excel attribute table

Your datasheets hold everything you need. The problem is that a PDF is not a table.

I extract the technical attributes and hand them back as a structured file - one row per article, one column per attribute, consistent units, no gaps to hunt for.

What you get

Excel and CSV, same data, both formats

One row per article, variants included

Units normalised to one system, not mixed mm and inches

A QA report: row counts, fields I could not resolve, anything inconsistent in your source

Why this is not normal data entry

My background is building automation engineering. I read technical specifications professionally - ratings, tolerances, IP classes. I know that nominal current and maximum current are different columns, and that a datasheet listing three variants in one table is three rows, not one.

How it works

Send me one datasheet before you order. I extract 5-10 articles for free so you can see the output format. You confirm the column layout. I run the full batch.

Scanned or photographed PDFs work but take longer - tell me in advance so I quote correctly.