> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://sensible.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sensible walkthrough

This topic provides an overview of running and configuring SenseML document extractions in the Sensible web app.

Click through the following slides, or read through the following steps.

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## Extracting from a new document

See the following for a brief overview of extracting information from an example bank statement doc type:

### Configure the app

1. Click **+ New** in the left pane to create a new document type, for example, "bank statements".
2. Click the new document type in the left pane.
3. Click **Create configuration** and name it, for example, "anyco\_bank".
4. Click **Reference documents** and click **Upload document** to upload a reference document, for example, a typical bank statement from Anyco Bank.
   * (Optional) In the **Upload reference document** dialog, select the configuration you created. Now the Sensible app always displays this document by default when you edit the config.
5. For each company or format of bank statement you want to extract from, create another configuration.

### Write the extraction

7. Click a new configuration to edit the SenseML and extract structured data from the document. For a tutorial, see [Getting started with layout-based extractions](/welcome/getting-started-ai).
8. (Optional) Click the **Validations** tab and write [validations](/best-practices/validate-extractions).

### Run extractions

9. Extract data from other bank statements and view the results using the Extraction [tab](https://app.sensible.so/quick-extraction).
10. View past extractions:

* To view extractions for a document type, select the document type, then select the **Extractions** tab.
* To view extractions for all document types, select **Recent extractions** in the left pane.