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What does a PO-to-spreadsheet draft look like?

A recurring purchase-order layout is read into structured draft rows: PO number, line, SKU, description, quantity and unit. Clear rows are marked "Draft — pending review". Anything missing or ambiguous is flagged as an exception for a person to resolve. Nothing is approved automatically.

Last updated: 2026-10-01

Synthetic purchase order DEMO-1042

Synthetic example — not a customer document or a live extraction. Illustrative only; not evidence of production performance.

Source-style document (synthetic)

PURCHASE ORDER

Customer: Sample Controls Distributor

PO number: DEMO-1042

Date: 2026-01-15

#SKUDescriptionQtyUnit
1DEMO-MCB-16A16A circuit breaker24pcs
2DEMO-CONT-25A25A contactor6pcs
3unclear in sourceTerminal block100pcs

Structured draft output (synthetic)

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PO numberSource pageLineSKUDescriptionQtyUnitExtraction statusReview note
DEMO-104211DEMO-MCB-16A16A circuit breaker24pcs○ Draft — pending review—
DEMO-104212DEMO-CONT-25A25A contactor6pcs○ Draft — pending review—
DEMO-104213(blank — not inferred)Terminal block100pcs⚠ Exception — SKU requires reviewSKU unclear in source; not inferred. Reviewer to confirm.

Row 3 is an exception: the SKU is unclear in the source, so it is left blank and flagged for a person to confirm. No row is marked approved just because it was extracted — approval happens in your team's review step.

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