Documents and PDFs
Research, interviews, contracts, specifications, and scanned files.
Put PDFs, documents, spreadsheets, images, and web sources in one workspace. Flowmint extracts content, aligns definitions, compares evidence, and produces reviewable reports, data tables, or presentations.
Evidence combined from interviews, feedback, and behavioral data.
Research, interviews, contracts, specifications, and scanned files.
Metrics, records, categories, and time series in XLSX or CSV.
Screenshots, charts, public pages, and links that must remain traceable.
Merge repeated themes and surface differences, anomalies, and conflicts.
Keep references to source files, tables, and web pages for verification.
Create classifications, calculations, priorities, and reusable data files.
Produce Markdown, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, or a previewable report page.
Identify formats, time ranges, definitions, and missing information.
Read text, tables, and images into a shared analytical framework.
Calculate metrics, compare sources, and separate facts from inference.
Package findings, evidence, and next actions into editable files.
See how the agent handles mixed sources, preserves evidence, and creates a report and priority table.
View the full example“Analyze these interview notes, customer feedback files, and usage data. Find repeated issues and conflicting evidence, prioritize improvements, and create a report I can share.”
It depends on file size, model context, and task complexity. The workspace lets the agent extract in batches and save intermediate results instead of forcing every source into one prompt.
Yes. Vision-capable models can inspect images directly, while OCR is available for text extraction. Important tables and complex layouts should still be verified.
Ask the report to cite a source file and evidence for each important finding and to separate facts, inferences, and unresolved questions.
Yes. Sources, intermediate files, and outputs stay in the workspace, so you can revise categories, metrics, or audience without starting over.
Describe the question first, then upload the files and sources.