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Fexplorer: the Greek Government Gazette from 1833 to today, as searchable text.

Fexplorer is our own platform for Greek legislation. It collects over 660,000 documents of the Government Gazette (ΦΕΚ), where every Greek law and ministerial decision is published. It keeps a copy of each official PDF, classifies it, links every law to the acts that amend it and turns it into searchable text. The same engine reads your own documents.

Fexplorer · RecordAs text

Type
Decision
Issuer
AADE
Number
A.1198/2026
Subject
Digital transport of goods
Linked to
A.1122/2024
A page of Government Gazette B 5905/30.9.2026 becomes a record with type, issuer, number, subject and the link to the decision it supplements
660,000+
Government Gazette documents, collected and classified
1833
the year of the oldest Gazette issue on the platform
525,000
amendments, linked to the law they change
750,000+
pages turned into text with OCR

WHAT FEXPLORER SOLVES

Every year the Government Gazette publishes thousands of documents as PDFs, and the official search finds issues, not answers. To find out what applies today on a subject, an accountant opens one issue after another and works out which decision changed which.

Fexplorer does that work in advance. It keeps a copy of every official PDF, records what kind of document it is and who issued it, and links every law to the acts that amend it.

It's for accountants, tax advisers and businesses who want to find the rule that concerns them, not read the whole issue.

  1. New Gazette issueas soon as it is published
  2. Copy of the PDFas the National Printing Office published it
  3. Classificationtype, issuer, amendments
  4. Textwith OCR, page by page
How a Gazette issue goes into Fexplorer: the new issue, a copy of the official PDF, classification with the amendments, and text from OCR

WHY OCR, EVEN FOR NEW PDF FILES

Many Gazette PDFs look like text, but the text underneath isn't right. When we checked samples from every period, we found pages with no text underneath, columns that read in the wrong order and tables that fall apart, even in recent issues.

That's why we run the pages through OCR on graphics cards, rather than trust the text in the PDF.

After OCR

Columns
in the right order
Tables
with their rows and columns
Page
linked to the official PDF
A Gazette PDF page goes through OCR and becomes text, with the columns in the right order, the tables with their rows and columns, and a link to the official PDF

THE SAME ENGINE, FOR YOUR OWN DOCUMENTS

If the engine can read 190 years of the Government Gazette, it can read your company's contracts, invoices, catalogues and scanned files too.

We turn them into searchable text, and every answer shows the page it came from, so you can check it. See what else we do with AI automation.

  1. Your documentscontracts, invoices, catalogues
  2. OCR and classificationscanned ones too
  3. Searchin Greek, by keyword or by question
  4. The source pagewith every answer
Your company's documents, contracts, invoices and catalogues, become searchable text, with a pointer to the page

QUESTIONS

Can you do the same for our company's documents?

Yes. The same engine reads contracts, invoices, data sheets and scanned files, and turns them into searchable text, with a pointer to the page.

Do our documents leave the company?

Your documents stay in a place you choose and aren't used for anything else. We put that in writing in the proposal, before we start.

Does it read handwriting or poor photocopies?

Most photocopies, yes. For handwriting and very poor scans, we first run a test on a sample, so you know what to expect.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the volume and type of your documents. After a test on a sample, you know what you'll get and we write you the fixed price.

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