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Do you often work with CSV and JSON files? Both formats have their advantages – the former stores table data in a spreadsheet-friendly layout, while the latter preserves structure and hierarchy, making data easier for apps and systems to read and use. However, sometimes you have data in CSV files that you need in JSON […]

When attending team meetings, it’s important to take meeting minutes that are concise yet accurate. Well-written minutes keep everyone aligned and ensure meetings lead to real progress instead of confusion or forgotten tasks. To that end, you need a good meeting minutes template that you can reuse for every meeting. If you don’t want to […]

Semi-structured data is one of the most common types of information that businesses handle today, and yet it’s often misunderstood. Unlike structured data, which fits perfectly into rows and columns, or unstructured data, which has no predefined format, semi-structured data sits in between. In this guide, we discuss what semi-structured data is, why it’s important, […]

Getting bank statement data out of a PDF file and into a clean Excel spreadsheet is a common struggle for many professionals. Between complex layouts, formatting issues, cleaning up data, security concerns, and more, what should be a simple process can turn into a big issue. You lose precious time, feel stressed, and make avoidable […]

Airtable has continuously grown in popularity over the years, with over 500,000 organizations using it as of 2025. From CRM to project management, planning of resources or events, competitive analysis… Organizations use Airtable to organize data, streamline workflows, and collaborate on projects in a database-driven system. Airtable allows them to overcome the limitations of using […]

Handwriting recognition has made great strides in recent years thanks to technologies like OCR and LLMs. If you handle documents that contain handwritten information, you no longer have to spend time transcribing it. Instead, you can simply use a tool to convert handwriting to text. If that’s what you’re looking for, how about trying Docparser? […]