Judge the checks, not just the download.

Risk

A spreadsheet may look clean while rows are missing, columns have shifted, or amounts are stored as unusable text.

Checks demonstrated

• Expected rows and columns exist
• Headers are usable and unambiguous
• Empty or structurally invalid output is rejected
• Low-confidence work requires review

Result classification

Structured, reviewable workbook. This example demonstrates table structure, not universal OCR accuracy for every scan.

Risk

PDF and Word use different layout systems. A file can preserve appearance yet be awkward to edit, or preserve text while allowing layout to move.

Checks demonstrated

• Direct conversion rather than summarization
• Output contains the expected document content
• Unexpectedly small or incomplete output is rejected
• Editability must be classified before delivery

Result classification

Editable digital-document example. Scanned and design-heavy sources may require Document Rescue or visual reconstruction.

Risk

Quoted commas, blank cells, headers, numeric-looking identifiers, or inconsistent row widths can be altered by careless conversion.

Checks demonstrated

• Worksheet dimensions match the source
• Rows and columns remain usable
• Quoted values are preserved
• The result opens as a real workbook

Result classification

Verified format interchange. This does not promise cleanup or interpretation that was not included in the job scope.