Every numberhas a source.
Attach the annual report, or let Claude send it. MIDMEN finds each printed figure on its page, ties it out to the cell and clips the line. Nobody crops a screenshot.
Click a number.Read the receipt.
Its Excel cell, its formula, the version it was published in, and the line on the page it came from.
Revenue was in Q2, with from Segment A, and EBITDA of .
Tap a number.
Revenue from operations, FY26Q2: ₹1,180 Cr
Model!F12 = SUM(F8:F11), version 2
Ties out to the PDF
Acme results (fictional), page 2, printed 1,180.4
The whole page,figure marked.
The PDF is stored privately in the workspace. Whole page and Full screen open it at the right page, in Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
PDFs up to 15 MB. A scan without a text layer is refused, so nothing is guessed from an image.
Two sources?You see both.
Several PDFs and web pages can back one number. Each is kept with its own tie-out. A new PDF never quietly replaces another.
Web pages work like PDFs: MIDMEN opens the link itself and keeps the link, the date it read the page and the words around the figure.
Know whatis not backed.
Excel shows how many numbers are cited. Historical inputs without a source are flagged; forecast assumptions are optional and never count against you.
Highlight cells without a source selects them in Excel. It never writes into your workbook and never blocks Publish.
Claude cites.MIDMEN checks.
When Claude builds a model from PDFs, it passes each figure's row and column. MIDMEN finds the figure on the page itself, also in tables printed sideways, and says when a figure does not tie out.