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Your knowledge is in PDF documents. Can you use it?

Getting text out of a document has been solved for years. Understanding what it says has not. We build systems that turn documents into structured data, answers and working products.

Where knowledge gets stuck

In companies the most valuable knowledge usually sits in documents, only findable by whoever already knows where to look.

Getting text out of a document was solved years ago. Understanding what it says wasn’t, and that’s the work: structure, page types, values that have to be right.

Images are the expensive part

Hardly any PDF comes without images: diagrams, scans, embedded tables, photographs. For a model that’s the most expensive part of the job.

Providers now accept PDFs and images directly, which tempts everyone into sending everything. Send only what needs a model, and solve deterministically whatever can be.

Why no client names2x10

Our clients hire us to build what gives them an edge. Confidentiality is part of the job. Publishing the details could give that edge away. We’ve delivered in regulated environments and on projects worth hundreds of millions.

What we've built

An end-to-end pipeline for a client, starting from extensive specialist reports as PDFs: excellent content, digitally almost unusable.

What comes out isn’t a PDF viewer but an app-like web experience, generated in one pass. Where a value has to be exact, a deterministic check against the original overrules the model.

An internal tool inside a client's operation. Handwritten forms are read, validated and turned into clean records.

Where the system can’t read something with confidence, it says so instead of guessing, and only those fields reach a person. A correction made by a person is never overwritten.

Also built by 2x10

  • Content Agent

    specialist literature evaluated automatically, every finding traceable to its source.

  • Lab parser

    lab values read from medical reports into structured data, whatever the layout.

  • Compliance Checker

    content checked against internal guidelines and brand rules, not by sampling.

Production questions2x10

What makes them hold up

Document work fails on the exceptions, not the average case. Three questions find them early.

  • Which mistake is actually costly?Not the empty field but the one read wrongly that nobody noticed, so every extraction is validated against a fixed schema.
  • Are two documents ever the same?The pipeline decides how to approach each one instead of forcing a single route onto all of them.
  • Where can the LLM model be relied on?In domains with no tolerance for error that needs to be measured and monitored.

What we could build for you

  • We turn documents into structured records in your databases, so paper and PDFs become something you can query.
  • We find the connections across everything extracted, the ones that were never visible while it sat in separate files.
  • We make handwritten notes usable, so what people wrote down actually gets used.
  • We surface the obligations buried in contracts nobody re-reads, every finding with the passage it came from.
  • And whatever you have in mind that AI and solid software engineering could make possible.

Under the hood

Context engineering · layout and structure recognition · schema-validated extraction · OCR for handwriting · Evals · deterministic verification against text layer and pixels · human-in-the-loop · Orchestration · vision models · structured outputs · document pipelines · cost control per document

Most engagements start small: talking it through, a few weeks of engineering, something real you can judge. If it works, we take it further.If it doesn’t, you find out early

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N° 06 Contact

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Moritz MiedlerMoritz Miedler · Founder, replies personally
2x10 Technologies · Viennahello@2x10.com