Arcee AI
Research data extraction
Standard tools failed on tables and equations. Intelligent parsing extracted 4M pages of scientific PDFs for model training.
- ~4M research pages parsed for dataset
Data from 90,000 entities was trapped in complex tables. AI parses messy scans, turning raw docs into searchable funding leads.
A business intelligence platform aggregates data from over 90,000 public sector entities to help companies navigate government procurement and sales.
The organization struggled to extract meaningful insights from millions of diverse public documents, ranging from budgets to council meeting...
“LlamaParse has been a game-changer for us. With its ability to accurately parse millions of pages and extract key data points, our clients can now easily identify valuable public sector opportunities that would have otherwise been buried in documents. It’s a powerful tool that has enabled us to deliver unmatched insights and grow revenue for our clients in the B2G space.”
SLED sales intelligence and lead generation platform for government contractors.
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