FNAC / Darty Order Extraction

Retrieve Numéro de Commande, Nom du Produit, and Montant from Any FNAC or Darty Order Screenshot

Manually typing order data from mixed FNAC and Darty screenshots takes 3 minutes per page — two storefronts with completely different layouts, one set of French labels. This reads either brand's interface in 5-10 seconds.

5-10s per screenshot · Up to 99% accuracy on printed text

Numéro de commande
Nom du produit
Statut de livraison

Read These Four Fields from Every FNAC and Darty Order

With Custom Column Extraction, you type the field names once — the AI reads both Fnac.com and Darty.com layouts by semantic label, not by position.

Numéro de commande (Order Number)

8-12 character alphanumeric — master reference for returns and tracking, labelled 'Numéro de commande' on both storefronts.

Nom du produit (Product Name)

French product title with brand and specs. The AI also captures marketplace annotations like 'Vendu par...'.

Montant total (Total incl. VAT)

Full order amount in euros with TVA and eco-participation — shown as 'Montant total TTC' on Fnac, 'Total TTC' on Darty. Sofinco financing and gift cards can make this provisional.

Statut de livraison (Delivery Status)

From 'En cours de préparation' to 'Prêt en magasin' (Click & Collect) or 'Livré avec installation' (Darty). The Créneau de retrait or delivery slot is captured with its label.

Same Corporate Parent, Two Completely Different Order Layouts

Fnac Darty Group runs both brands as separate storefronts — Fnac.com for culture and electronics, Darty.com for home appliances with installation. Each order screenshot looks like it belongs to a different company. Here is what position-based tools miss, and how label-reading AI bridges the gap.

Why Two Storefronts Break Template-Based Extraction

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A Numéro de commande can live anywhere on the page. Fnac.com shows the order number at the top of the confirmation screen with a distinct blue badge. Darty.com places it inside a delivery summary panel. A template tool trained on one brand's layout produces garbage for the other — no visual positioning overlaps.

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Delivery status means different things at each brand. Fnac's Statut de livraison might say 'Prêt en magasin' (ready for pickup). Darty's equivalent involves a Créneau de livraison (scheduled two-hour slot), optional installation, and the 'Darty Contrat de Confiance' service commitment. Traditional tools extract one status and miss the delivery context.

03

Marketplace sellers change the order. Both Fnac and Darty operate third-party marketplaces. An order's seller can differ between the product page and confirmation. Users on Reddit have reported the seller changing from Darty to 'Darty Occasion' to a third-party reseller after purchase — product name and price identical, the switch invisible.

How Semantic Extraction Reads Both Brands by Label

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Numéro de commande is found by label, not position. Whether inside a blue confirmation badge (Fnac) or a delivery summary panel (Darty), the AI reads the label and returns the adjacent value — no per-brand template needed.

02

Delivery status captured with mode context. Define 'Statut de livraison' once. The AI reads label and value — whether a Fnac Click & Collect Créneau, a Darty delivery slot with installation flag, or a generic 'En cours de préparation'. Each variant keeps its mode context.

03

One column set covers both storefronts, plus marketplace items. Type 'Numéro de commande, Nom du produit, Montant total, Statut de livraison' once. Upload a Fnac book order and a Darty washing-machine-with-installation order side by side — the AI reads each by its own brand-specific labels, and the output lands in a single spreadsheet with consistent headers.

From Mixed FNAC and Darty Screenshots to One Spreadsheet in Three Steps

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Upload Your FNAC or Darty Screenshot

Drop a screenshot from the Fnac.com or Darty.com order confirmation page, the mobile app, or the email confirmation — JPG, PNG, or WebP. If the order has multiple items or marketplace seller entries, capture the full scrollable area.

2

Name the Fields You Need

Type Numéro de commande, Nom du produit, Montant total, Statut de livraison — or just the ones relevant to your tracking. The AI reads each value by its French label on the screenshot, so the same column set works for both brands.

3

One Row per Order, One Spreadsheet

Processing takes 5-10 seconds per screenshot. The output is one row: the Numéro de commande, Nom du produit, Montant total with VAT context, and Statut de livraison with mode. Batch 15 mixed Fnac and Darty orders and get a single table for expense tracking (~3 min manual entry per order vs ~5-10s here).

When FNAC/Darty Order Screenshot Extraction Works Best — and What Needs Manual Review

The AI reliably reads visible labels and values — but Montant total and marketplace seller context can carry ambiguity a screenshot alone cannot resolve.

When It Works Best

Machine-rendered order pages from either storefront. Up to 99% accuracy on Numéro de commande, Nom du produit, and Montant total.

Mixed-brand batches, one column set. Fnac and Darty screenshots processed together — each identified by its own label conventions, one output table.

Cross-platform order tracking. Mix with Amazon, CDiscount, and other French platforms — same column set, one spreadsheet.

When to Be Cautious

Montant total may be provisional with financing. Sofinco 10x, gift cards, or partial PayPal alter what is actually charged. The AI extracts the displayed amount — reconciling requires checking the payment breakdown.

Marketplace sellers may append condition notes. Neuf, Reconditionné, Occasion appear alongside the product name. The AI extracts what is displayed — distinguishing condition requires checking the seller badge.

Fnac pickup and Darty delivery share the same date format. 'Retrait en magasin le 15/09' and 'Livraison le 15/09 avec installation' read similarly as raw text. The AI captures the label prefix so each row shows its mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

What format is the Numéro de commande on FNAC vs Darty screenshots, and where does it appear?

The Numéro de commande is typically an 8-12 character alphanumeric string. On Fnac.com, it appears near the top of the order confirmation page inside a blue confirmation badge — clearly labelled. On Darty.com, it sits inside the delivery summary panel alongside the Créneau de livraison details. The AI locates it by reading the 'Numéro de commande' label on either site.

Why does the Montant total on my FNAC or Darty screenshot not match what I was charged — and how does the AI handle this?

The Montant total TTC displayed on the order confirmation includes every item, shipping, and eco-participation in the cart. But Sofinco 10x financing spreads the cost across payments, Cadeaux gift cards deduct pre-paid amounts, PayPal authorizations may be captured but not yet settled, and Darty's installation services may be quoted but added separately. The AI extracts the Montant total as displayed with its currency and any visible VAT breakdown — reconciling the actual charge requires checking the payment page or receipt.

Can I extract both FNAC and Darty order screenshots in one batch with the same column names?

Yes. Define your column set once — Numéro de commande, Nom du produit, Montant total, Statut de livraison — and upload Fnac and Darty screenshots together. The AI reads each storefront's layout independently, identifying fields by their French labels. The output is a single spreadsheet with consistent headers across both brands.

How does the AI distinguish between a FNAC Click & Collect pickup slot and a Darty home delivery slot under the same Statut de livraison column?

The column captures whatever delivery text appears. A Fnac Statut de livraison showing 'Prêt en magasin' or 'Retrait le 15/09 au magasin Fnac...' includes the mode label. A Darty entry showing 'Livraison le 15/09 — Créneau 14h-16h avec installation' includes the delivery window and service type. The AI reads the label prefix, so each row tells you whether it is a store pickup, home delivery, or delivery-with-installation — without needing separate columns for each variant.

What if the product was bought from a Fnac or Darty marketplace seller — does the Nom du produit still extract correctly?

Yes. The Nom du produit column captures the product title as displayed on the order confirmation, which includes the marketplace seller context — such as 'Vendu par...' or 'Expédié par...' annotations when present. The AI reads the full product name alongside any seller information visible in the same section, giving you context about who fulfilled the order even when the product itself is identical to one sold directly by Fnac or Darty.

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