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Documents and research, structured
SPIRITT uses PDF Vector to parse documents into markdown, extract exactly the fields you define, and map the academic literature and grants behind your research, then builds the systems that use them.

What you can do with PDF Vector.

Data shaped to your schema
Invoices, IDs, bank statements and general PDFs become structured records in the format you define.
Literature mapped in depth
Papers, citation graphs and similar work come together across academic databases.
Funding found early
US, EU and UK grants are searched by topic, deadline and funding range.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your document processing or research program.

02
Connect PDF Vector
Connect PDF Vector so SPIRITT can parse documents and search academic sources.

03
Delegate an outcome
Describe the output you need. SPIRITT extracts, researches and builds it.

Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put PDF Vector to work.
From PDFs to answers
Questions
PDF Vector, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with PDF Vector?+
Parse documents to markdown, extract schema-shaped data, answer questions about a document, and search papers, citations and research grants.
02Which document types does it handle?+
General documents, identity documents, invoices and bank statements, from a link, upload or encoded file.
03How does it help with academic research?+
SPIRITT searches publications, resolves identifiers, follows citing and referenced papers, finds similar work and parses full papers.
04Can it add citations to my writing?+
Yes. SPIRITT finds relevant citations sentence by sentence and builds the reference list.
05Which grants can it search?+
US, EU and UK research-grant sources, filtered by deadline and funding range.
06How do I get started with PDF Vector?+
Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect PDF Vector and share a document set or research question. SPIRITT starts the work.





