Use cases

See document extraction in context.

Follow a real extraction workflow from source documents to cited, structured results ready for review, export, and analysis.

Research paper extraction

From a PDF paper to a cited dataset.

This walkthrough shows how a research team can extract structured study details from papers while keeping every answer tied to its source page.

STEP 01

Choose the research paper workflow

Start from the Academic papers category, then choose Literature review to load a field set designed for evidence tables.

DataSnipe category picker with Academic papers selected
DataSnipe Academic papers workflow picker with Literature review selected
STEP 02

Define the fields

Fields are explicit: name, type, and description. The model is given a precise schema instead of a vague prompt.

DataSnipe field review screen for an academic papers literature review
STEP 03

Upload papers and start extraction

Upload one paper or a batch. DataSnipe shows the field summary, selected model, estimated cost, and extraction progress for every file in the job.

DataSnipe upload screen with three research papers and an estimated extraction cost
DataSnipe extraction progress screen showing queued and extracting papers
STEP 04

Review the completed job

Once the batch finishes, the overview summarizes completed extractions, token usage, total spend, and table-ready results.

DataSnipe extraction completion screen with job summary and table preview
STEP 05

Review cited results

Open detailed results for a paper to inspect each extracted field, page number, confidence score, and citation link.

DataSnipe detailed research paper results table with confidence scores and citation links
STEP 06

Export to a spreadsheet

Export normalized or flattened results to CSV or the clipboard, so the extraction can move straight into Sheets or downstream review.

DataSnipe export menu showing CSV and clipboard export options
Exported research paper extraction opened in Google Sheets