Service / Data parsing & reports
Your data, from anywhere, where you’ll read it.
We collect data from websites, marketplaces, documents, inboxes and the tools you already use, clean it, and deliver it the way you work — an email digest, a message in your team chat, a live dashboard or a spreadsheet.
01 / Sources
Get it from anywhere.
- 01.1Websites and marketplacesPrices, listings, stock, reviews and competitor changes from public pages — collected within each site’s terms.
- 01.2DocumentsPDF invoices, statements, price lists and forms turned into clean rows you can sort and total.
- 01.3InboxesOrders, leads, receipts and supplier updates pulled out of email instead of copied by hand.
- 01.4Your own toolsCRM, online store, ad accounts and accounting — joined through their APIs or exports.
02 / Delivery
Delivered where you already look.
- 02.1EmailA short digest every morning or every Monday — the numbers that changed, nothing else.
- 02.2Messaging appsAlerts in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram or WhatsApp the moment something needs a person.
- 02.3DashboardsA live view in Looker Studio, Power BI or a simple web page your team can open on a phone.
- 02.4Spreadsheets, CRM or databaseRows land in Google Sheets, Excel, HubSpot or your own database, ready for the next step.
03 / Examples
What this looks like in practice.
- Competitor prices every morningA table of who changed what, sent by email before you open the shop.
- New reviews in your team chatEvery new marketplace or Google review posted to Slack, so someone replies the same day.
- Invoices from PDF into your booksSupplier PDFs read, checked and added to your spreadsheet or accounting tool.
- A Monday sales digestSales, leads and ad spend from three systems in one message, compared with last week.
- Stock and price alertsA message when an item runs low or a price on a key listing moves.
04 / How it runs
Collected, cleaned, checked.
- On a scheduleDaily, hourly or on change — whatever the decision needs.
- Cleaned before you see itDuplicates removed, formats fixed, missing values flagged.
- Loud when it breaksIf a source changes, we get the alert and fix it.
- Only data you may usePublic pages within their terms, your own accounts, or sources you give us access to.
05 / Questions
Before you ask.
Which sources can you collect from?
Public websites and marketplaces (within their terms of use), your own accounts and tools through their APIs or exports, PDFs and spreadsheets, and inboxes you give us access to.
How often does the data update?
As often as the job needs: once a day, every hour, or the moment something changes. We agree the schedule in phase 2.
What happens if a source changes or breaks?
The job fails loudly: we get an alert, fix the parser and re-run it. Monitoring is part of phase 5.
Who owns the data?
You do. It lands in your inbox, your workspace, your sheet or your database.
Next step
Which numbers do you copy by hand?
Tell us where the data lives and where you’d like to see it. We’ll reply with how we’d collect it.