Keep multi-page product information together
A product's name may appear on one page, its specifications on another, and its dimensions or compliance information several pages later. Docxi.ai helps identify which pages belong to the same product, correlate the information, and create a complete, traceable product record.
A page is not necessarily a product
If every page of a multi-page PDF catalog is processed independently, extraction systems create duplicate records, separate identity from attributes, and mix neighboring variants.
Split Product Identity
Product title on page 10, electrical table on page 12, dimensions on page 13.
Duplicate SKU Generation
Treating each page as an independent document creates duplicate products in your PIM.
Mixed Neighboring Variants
Specifications from model X100 accidentally attached to model X200 on adjacent pages.
Lost Table Context
Multi-page specification matrices losing column headers across page boundaries.
How Docxi.ai correlates multi-page catalogs
Combining identifier signals, document context, layout continuity, and table structure to build unified product records.
Multi-Page Correlation Example
Exact Product Identifiers
Matching MPN, SKU, GTIN, manufacturer model numbers, and catalog numbers.
Context & Heading Signals
Tracking section headings, product family titles, page sequence, and repeated terms.
Visual & Layout Signals
Analyzing repeated product imagery, headers, footers, callouts, and table structures.
Supplier Document Patterns
Reusing approved layout templates for recurring manufacturer catalog structures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one product span several pages?
Yes. The workflow is designed to correlate identity, specifications, dimensions, and compliance information across multiple pages into one record.
Can one PDF contain many products?
Yes. The system detects logical product groups and processes each product independently.
How are pages assigned to products?
Using identifiers (SKU/MPN), headings, layout continuity, page sequence, tables, and document context.
What happens if page ownership is unclear?
The page is routed for human review with confidence signals rather than silently merged.
Can scanned PDFs be processed?
Yes. OCR and vision-based processing support scanned documents, with confidence scoring for technical values.
Can multi-page tables be handled?
Yes. Table continuation, merged headers, and column relationships are preserved across page breaks.
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