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PDF X-Ray

X-ray gives security, compliance, and operations teams a structured view of what is inside a PDF.

Problem

A PDF can look harmless while containing attachments, scripts, suspicious object graphs, or metadata that change its risk profile.

Use

Run a read-only inspection that groups structural, active-content, metadata, and embedded-object findings.

Evidence plan

What this unlocks

  • Forensic analysis of PDF structure
  • Inspect without modifying the source document
  • Best package access keeps the path explicit
Simple pathForm W-9

Quick OCR and field check

Turn a scanned form into a searchable PDF and verify the obvious fields before routing it.

  1. 1Upload the W-9
  2. 2Run OCR
  3. 3Inspect detected text and form regions
  4. 4Save a searchable copy
Searchable PDFField review notesClean source metadata

Inputs & outputs

Accepted formats
pdf
Produced formats
report

Common use cases

  • Investigate suspicious PDFs
  • Count embedded files, images, fonts, and links
  • Collect evidence before sanitization

Workflow steps

  1. 1Select a document or batch
  2. 2Run the read-only inspection
  3. 3Review grouped findings and export evidence

Outputs

  • X-ray findings report
  • Object and metadata inventory
  • Evidence export

Review checks

  • Review high-severity findings first
  • Route active content to sanitize or JavaScript controls
  • Retain the report before mutating the file

API

Endpoint family: /v1/forensics, /v1/preflight, /v1/reports
  • Use forensics endpoints for read-only evidence collection.
  • X-ray pairs well with sanitize, parser diff, and trust-chain validation.
Integration overview

Limits

Availability
Enterprise control
Readiness
private preview
Automation
Single-document workflow

Confirm entitlement, input requirements, and deployment fit in the package and API documentation before you automate this capability.

Integration overview

Evidence

Browse proof

Public example workflows

Integration overview

Roles and use cases