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Graded 29 October 2026

Does Landing AI total across all uploaded documents?

Landing AI fails to total across uploaded documents. Chat answered with one file’s own amount or refused, and Extract returned each invoice’s own total in the cross-document field instead of one combined sum.

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Total across every documentFailEvidence
What we sent

Input 1: “What is the total due added up across all documents in this project?”

Input 2: “Across the invoices in this project (Blackwood, Thistlewood and HIS-4402), which ones have a total due over £2,500?”

Input 3: “What is the total of the total due amounts across all three invoices in this project (Blackwood, Thistlewood and HIS-4402)?”

Input 1Document (PDF)
PDF invoice: Harrowgate total due
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Input 2Document (PDF)
PDF invoice: Thistlewood total due
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Input 3Document (PDF)
PDF invoice: Blackwood total due
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What the tool returned

Response 1 answers Input 1.

Response 2 answers Input 2.

Response 3, the final response, answers Input 3.

I cannot find the answer in the provided document.

Transcribed from Proof 4 · Screenshot

Every message the tool sent, in order (6)
  1. Response to input 1

    The total amount is $90.10.

  2. Response to input 2

    I cannot find the answer in the provided document.

  3. Final response

    I cannot find the answer in the provided document.

  4. Response 4

    { "invoice_reference": "MRG-INV-20481", "total_due": 6591.24, "total_due_all_documents": "£6,591.24" }

  5. Response 5

    { "invoice_reference": "TPH-3301", "total_due": 1754.4, "total_due_all_documents": "£1,754.40" }

  6. Response 6

    { "invoice_reference": "HIS-4402", "total_due": 1246.8, "total_due_all_documents": "£1,246.80" }

Expected vs. Found
✗Expected: The correct total across every extracted document, with refusal handled separately.Found: Chat gave one file’s amount or refused, and Extract returned each invoice’s total instead of one combined amount.
Supporting proof
Proof 1Screenshot
Extract screen: Thistlewood total in aggregate field
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Proof 2Captured file (JSON)
Chat transcript: receipt project total answer
Text7 lines
Chat tab, file Baseline_receipt (project of 3 receipts; same chat as the previous question)

Question: What is the total due added up across all documents in this project?
Answer: The total amount is $90.10.
Visual reference for the answer: 8. table (the baseline receipt table, total $90.10)

Footer on screen: "Chat works with this file only and isn't available as an API."
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Proof 3Screenshot
Chat screenshot: receipt project total answer
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Proof 4Screenshot
Chat screenshot: three-invoice refusal answers
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Proof 5Screenshot
Extract screen: Harrowgate total in aggregate field
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Proof 6Screenshot
Extract screen: Blackwood total in aggregate field
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Why this result

The product had to produce one combined total across the set. Chat gave one file’s amount or said it could not find the answer, and Extract returned each file’s own total in the aggregate field, so the required cross-document total never appeared.

Also observed on this row

Totals matched individually. The three invoice totals matched the source invoices individually, so the problem was combining them.

Chat scope notice. Chat states that it works with the open file only.

Aggregate field failed. The cross-document field still returned one invoice total for each file.

Tested by Rugved Nichite · evidence dated 27 October 2026

Configuration and setup

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Software that produced the output
Landing AI
Build or version
DPT-3 Pro (parse model; app version not exposed)
Plan or tier
Explore (free credits, no subscription)
Surface
Web app
Set up before the run
Three extracted invoices had to be present, each with the numeric field, and the tool had to be asked for one field’s total across the whole set.
Aggregation field
Sum of the total due across all of the documents uploaded in this project
Tested
27 October 2026 · Rugved Nichite

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Where this sits in the benchmark

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LevelNameScope
BenchmarkStructured Document Extraction →19 scenarios · 10 tools
CapabilityQuerying →
ScenarioAggregate across documents →
ToolLanding AI →

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9 October 2026First publishedStructured Document Extraction v1
30 October 2026Updated — retested
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aidemos.com/benchmarks/structured-document-extraction/results/landing-ai/aggregate-across-documents · 0 pass · 1 fail · coverage 1/1 · graded 2026-10-29

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Input 1 · Document (PDF) ↗application/pdf · 176 KB
Input 2 · Document (PDF) ↗application/pdf · 78 KB
Input 3 · Document (PDF) ↗application/pdf · 82 KB
Proof 1 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 134 KB
Proof 2 · Captured file (JSON) ↗text/plain; charset=utf-8 · 0 KB
Proof 3 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 129 KB
Proof 4 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 116 KB
Proof 5 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 125 KB
Proof 6 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 158 KB
File fingerprints (SHA-256)

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Input 2 · Document (PDF)fdcf03ac5ee53b083da58166f17fd41e7c72de79a9f3a3f6b67daa1360ddbca9
Input 3 · Document (PDF)d1f3282702260730267278b1071ee30cf79918fa8489d9411c98d8f6e5209f18
Proof 1 · Screenshot8be4ff8269147cd561b291b8d50af2d5bde62d441eb8782640b8ed94d721ce07
Proof 2 · Captured file (JSON)bf6b498839bd9e82039629a9f702ff080b039e7ac37cbf91c310521c15924b8b
Proof 3 · Screenshot51540d69776cec75e25b09b3c5a6fbfb31e37bd2aae9c8310ef0a4f56751723b
Proof 4 · Screenshot44f8f797d4da4df07f4f6922ee507bc7ec18c3abbc3aab45f2eb54a0e48e469a
Proof 5 · Screenshota744c53337aec2c80f68f6c29257d645aab0afe439c788890ede49342640b4ea
Proof 6 · Screenshot437cbe65cb5ccb892428424a251fc5bbb90d91a9e1e250849c6b630b4c461dc5