What Unstructured changed

• Updated the Manufacturing section to focus on technical manuals, engineering drawings, and supplier specs instead of brand trends and R&D.
• Changed the main headline to specifically mention parsing PDFs, tables, forms, and scans.
• Updated the "Purpose-built" section to highlight support for handwriting, multi-column PDFs, and scanned forms.
• Renamed the "Product" link in the footer to "Pipelines (ETL)" to clarify the technical use case.
• Added a summary line listing SAP, IBM, Intel, Teradata, and Uniphore as key customers in the social proof section.

The company is shifting its focus from general consumer brand data to heavy industrial and technical documents. They are also emphasizing their ability to handle difficult formats like handwriting and multi-column PDFs to better serve enterprise engineering and manufacturing clients.

• Added a new banner link at the top of the page titled "Unstructured Leads in Document Parsing Quality."
• Linked the new banner to a dedicated benchmarks page.
• Added a standard cookie consent banner at the bottom of the site to track user interactions and advertising performance.

Unstructured is now using third-party or internal data to claim they are the best at document parsing. This helps them build trust with big companies that need high accuracy for AI.

• Removed multiple repeated links about document parsing quality benchmarks from the top of the page
• Added a new "Legal" link to the footer section

The website cleaned up repetitive promotional text from the top of the page. They also updated their footer to make legal terms easier to find.