Messy inputs
PDFs, spreadsheets, exports, forms, logs, and the CSV someone named final_final.
Operations workbench
Automate the boring ops work hiding in files.
Drop in PDFs, spreadsheets, and recurring exports. Neltik learns the judgment calls, flags what needs human eyes, and sends back the clean output busy teams actually need.
For the work that keeps borrowing your Tuesday afternoon.
ops_cleanup_output.xlsx
review queue
82 done
9 review
Input
Action
Output
Status
Correction saved
Next run remembers the judgment call.
Workflow
Messy files go in. Tiny review queue out. Clean output at the end.
Neltik handles the repetitive middle: extract, classify, normalize, match, review, remember. Your team handles the few judgment calls that still deserve a person.
Team memory
Examples, notes, schemas, and corrections become reusable operating knowledge.
Short review
Only the weird rows interrupt. The obvious ones keep moving.
Clean output
A reviewed workbook or structured table ready for the next system.
Less repeat work
No more spreadsheet archaeology.
Busy people should not rediscover the same rule every cycle. When someone fixes a row, Neltik keeps the lesson and starts the next run smarter.
Workflow memory
3 signals
Example
ACME S.A. de C.V. and ACME Materials are the same vendor.
Correction
North warehouse orders use priority freight.
Note
Flag anything missing a purchase order number.
Use cases
Turn repeat rows into decisions.
Tag orders, transactions, tickets, vendors, products, or expenses using the examples your team already trusts.
Pull structure from document piles.
Receipts, forms, PDFs, and recurring packets become rows your team can inspect instead of retyping.
Clean the chaos between systems.
Standardize names, categories, dates, SKUs, locations, and edge cases before they hit the next workflow.
Security
Control for operations work with real consequences.
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Review before handoff
Low-confidence rows stay visible until a person accepts or corrects them.
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Every correction becomes memory
The next run starts from what your team already decided.
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Traceable output
Decisions, examples, notes, and generated files stay attached to the run history.
Bring the file that ruined last Tuesday.
If the work repeats, it can become a workflow. The first useful answer is an output your team can inspect.
Automate the boring part