Lab grids and billing tables, read as data — not images.
Extract data from lab reports, med lists, and billing grids as structured rows — vision AI sees the grid, not just the glyphs, and parses complex medical tables into data you can query rather than view. Every lab value and billing line becomes queryable, and each extracted number stays tied to the table it came from.
Vision AI sees the grid, not just the glyphs.
Plain OCR flattens a table into word soup: headers drift away from their values, merged cells collapse, units vanish. A vision model detects the table itself — header rows, row spans, units columns — and reads each cell in its place.
Every lab value becomes something you can query.
Once a grid is rows, questions get answers. Pull every result for one analyte across the whole file, sort it by date, and see the trend instead of hunting page by page. Extracted rows feed Search, Chat, and Smart Lists automatically.
Med lists and billing grids, read the same way.
Medication tables become drug, dose, and frequency rows; billing grids become line items you can total and trace. The same table engine powers billing verification and cost roll-ups downstream, so the data only has to be read once.
A number without its table is just a claim.
Every extracted row cites the table and page it came from: click a value and land on the original grid. Cells the model can’t read cleanly are flagged, not filled. That discipline is what makes the data audit-grade — it survives cross-examination because it traces to source.
See Verifiable AI CitationsFrom scanned grid to queryable rows.
Tables are found, parsed, and cited automatically — nothing to mark up, nothing to re-key.
Lab reports, med lists, and billing statements go in as they are — scans, faxes, and photographed pages included.
A vision model finds every grid, reads its structure, and extracts each cell into a structured row with its citation.
Search one analyte across the file, filter medication rows, or send billing lines downstream to roll-ups and audits.
Who pulls data out of tables with it.
Anyone whose questions are trapped inside a scanned grid somewhere in the file.
Labs across years, lined up per analyte before the exam.
For medical evaluatorsThe billing grid behind the specials, extracted and traceable to source.
For law firmsMed lists and lab flows structured at intake, with no re-keying.
For TPAsBilling line items ready to verify against the record behind them.
For carriersTable extraction, answered.
A vision model detects each table on the page, reads its structure — header rows, units columns, merged cells — and extracts every cell into a structured row. Each row keeps a citation to the exact table and page it came from, so any value can be verified at the source in one click.
Yes. Medication tables become structured rows with drug, route, and frequency, and repeated mentions across documents are linked together. The rows feed Smart List View, so the file's full medication picture is one screen, not a hunt through scans.
Plain OCR reads characters left to right and flattens a grid into word soup, so values detach from their headers and units. Vision AI reads the table as a table: it understands which cell belongs to which row and column, including multi-page and merged-cell grids, and flags cells it can't read instead of guessing.
Yes. Once grids are rows, you can pull every result for one analyte across every report in the file and see them in date order, each with its citation. The same rows are available to Search and to Medical Records Chat.
Every row stores the document, page, and table it was read from. Clicking a value opens the original scanned grid with the cell in view, which is what makes the extracted data defensible rather than merely convenient.
Related capabilities
Adjacent features on the same platform — every output source-linked and cited to page.
Reads every format — PDFs, scans, faxes — into a clean, searchable text layer.
ExploreCursive notes and intake forms extracted in context, structured and cited.
ExploreEvery diagnosis, medication, procedure, and provider — auto-categorized and source-linked.
ExploreSee your ugliest table, structured.
Upload one file with real lab grids or billing tables and get queryable, cited rows back. Handled under our BAA; never used to train a model.