Start from what is wrong with the paper
Nobody searches for a console. They search for the damage in front of them - faded text, a tear, a water mark, handwriting nobody can read. These are the fifteen capabilities that do the actual work, and each runs across every console that needs it.
The through-line
Every one of these has a section titled what it will not do. That is not modesty - it is the product. A restoration you cannot trust at the edges is not a restoration, it is a picture of one.
See the clearest exampleRepair damage
Something has physically happened to the paper - it faded, tore, got wet, or lost a corner. These capabilities put back what can be put back, and mark what cannot.
Clean the page
The document is intact but unreadable: grime, show-through, fold shadows, a bad photograph, a halftone screen. Nothing is missing - it just needs separating from the noise.
Recover & deliver
The page is repaired. Now it has to be read, verified, exported and delivered at the resolution the work actually requires.
Which one does your document need?
Usually more than one, and the job works that out from the condition survey rather than asking you to choose. Free to start, no card.