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Randallkinard: /* Considering emails and scanning */

2026-05-21T14:58:16Z

Considering emails and scanning

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	# A Project similiar to the "File Import" Project is provided, but it is suited for Email processing.		# A Project similiar to the "File Import" Project is provided, but it is suited for Email processing.
	# Before the "Split Pages" Batch Process Step are several Batch Process Steps that are specific to email processing.		# Before the "Split Pages" Batch Process Step are several Batch Process Steps that are specific to email processing.
	#* Feel free to look at the configuration of these steps to learn more about them. Not all of these steps are needed for all types of email processing, but this is a generic Batch Process that is built as a "one size fits all" scenario. In order to use this Batch Process you'll need to use the Imports Page and leverage a CMIS connection configured to leverage your email system.		#* Feel free to look at the configuration of these steps to learn more about them.
			#* Not all of these steps are needed for all types of email processing, but this is a generic Batch Process that is built as a "one size fits all" scenario.
			#* In order to use this Batch Process you'll need to use the Imports Page and leverage a CMIS connection configured to leverage your email system.
	# There is also a Project provided that is specific to scanning documents.		# There is also a Project provided that is specific to scanning documents.
	# Split Pages is not needed for this type of processing, but a Review activity with the Scan Viewer is, as well as an Image Processing activity to clean up the scanned pages.		# Split Pages is not needed for this type of processing, but a Review activity with the Scan Viewer is, as well as an Image Processing activity to clean up the scanned pages.
	#* You'll also notice there is a Separate activity for turning the loose pages into Batch Folders. Keep in mind, in order to use the Scan Viewer, you will need Grooper Desktop installed on the system that will be doing the scanning.		#* You'll also notice there is a Separate activity for turning the loose pages into Batch Folders.
			#* Keep in mind, in order to use the Scan Viewer, you will need Grooper Desktop installed on the system that will be doing the scanning.

	More information on Email processing and Scanning can be found with these links:		More information on Email processing and Scanning can be found with these links:

Randallkinard: /* Final setup */

2026-05-21T14:57:32Z

Final setup

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	This portion emphasizes how individual configurations—AI Extract, OCR, and indexing—work together as a cohesive system, enabling a seamless transition from raw document ingestion to fully searchable, structured content.		This portion emphasizes how individual configurations—AI Extract, OCR, and indexing—work together as a cohesive system, enabling a seamless transition from raw document ingestion to fully searchable, structured content.

	# Select the [[Machine\|Machines]] folder node. Verify an [[Activity Processing]] and [[Import Watcher]] Service are installed and running.		# Select the {{IconName\|Machine}} [[Machine\|Machines]] folder node.
	#* These are needed if you wish to run a [[Batch]] through production in an automated fashion by starting with an import. For our purposes, we'll be using the [[Batch Process Step]] tester tabs to check each step individually.		#* Verify an [[Activity Processing]] and [[Import Watcher]] Service are installed and running.
	# Expand the Node Tree to the Test folder of the Batches node, then add a new "Test" Batch. Add a document, or documents, you wish to test processing with.		#** These are needed if you wish to run a {{IconName\|Batch}} [[Batch]] through production in an automated fashion by starting with an import. For our purposes, we'll be using the {{IconName\|Batch Process Step}} [[Batch Process Step]] tester tabs to check each step individually.
			# Expand the Node Tree to the Test folder of the Batches node, then add a new "Test" Batch.
			#* Add a document, or documents, you wish to test processing with.
	#* In this example we'll use a single document to test.		#* In this example we'll use a single document to test.
	# Expand the Node Tree and select the "[[Split Pages]]" Batch Process Step from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project, then click the Activity Tester tab.		# Expand the Node Tree and select the {{IconName\|Split Pages}} "[[Split Pages]]" Batch Process Step from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project, then click the Activity Tester tab.
	# Click the "Select Batch" button in the Batch Viewer, then be sure to select the Batch you recently created.		# Click the "Select Batch" button in the Batch Viewer, then be sure to select the Batch you recently created.
	# Select the Folder Level 1 [[Batch Folder]], or folders in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the Folder Level 1 {{IconName\|Batch Folder}} [[Batch Folder]], or folders in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	#* If you have an Activity Processing service running, you can instead use the "Submit Job" button. This will be true for all steps moving forward.		#* If you have an Activity Processing service running, you can instead use the "Submit Job" button.
	# Select the "[[Recognize]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree, then expand the Batch Folder contents in the Batch viewer.		#* This will be true for all steps moving forward.
	# Select the [[Batch Page]] in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the {{IconName\|Recognize}} "[[Recognize]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree, then expand the Batch Folder contents in the Batch viewer.
	# Select the "[[Extract]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.		# Select the {{IconName\|Batch Page}} [[Batch Page]] in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
			# Select the {{IconName\|Extract}} "[[Extract]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.
	# Select the Folder Level 1 Batch Folder from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the Folder Level 1 Batch Folder from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	# Select the "[[Review]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.		# Select the {{IconName\|Review}} "[[Review]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.
	# Select the Batch root from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the Batch root from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	# Review the extracted Data from the Data Viewer, then click the "Back to Design Page" button.		# Review the extracted Data from the Data Viewer, then click the "Back to Design Page" button.

Randallkinard: /* Setup for Search Index */

2026-05-21T14:43:15Z

Setup for Search Index

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	# Add an "AI Search" option, then be sure to properly configure the "AI Search" option.		# Add an "AI Search" option, then be sure to properly configure the "AI Search" option.
	#* You'll need to provide a URL and API Key.		#* You'll need to provide a URL and API Key.
	# Expand the Node Tree and select the "Indexed Documents (Imported)" Content Model from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project. Then, click the ellipsis button for the [[Behaviors]] property to open the Behaviors editor.		# Expand the Node Tree and select the "Indexed Documents (Imported)" Content Model from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project.
	# Select the "Indexing Behavior" Behavior. Expand the Vector Search sub-properties and select an Embeddings Model.		#* Then, click the ellipsis button for the [[Behaviors]] property to open the Behaviors editor.
			# Select the "Indexing Behavior" Behavior.
			#* Expand the Vector Search sub-properties and select an Embeddings Model.
	#* You may also choose to set the Chunking Method property if you are using a large document set.		#* You may also choose to set the Chunking Method property if you are using a large document set.
	# Right-click the "Indexed Documents (Imported)" Content Model, then select "Search" "Create Search Index" from the pop-out menu.		# Right-click the "Indexed Documents (Imported)" Content Model, then select "Search" "Create Search Index" from the pop-out menu.
	# Click the "Execute" button. This will create the Search Index in Azure where indexed information can now be stored and called later.		# Click the "Execute" button.
			#* This will create the Search Index in Azure where indexed information can now be stored and called later.

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Randallkinard: /* Setup for Azure DI OCR */

2026-05-21T14:42:28Z

Setup for Azure DI OCR

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	== Setup for Azure DI OCR ==		== Setup for Azure DI OCR ==
	This section covers configuring the Azure DI [[OCR Profile]], which is responsible for converting image-based content into machine-readable text. By supplying an Azure Computer Vision API key and matching the correct region, Grooper can leverage Azure DI's OCR engine to process scanned or image-only documents.		This section covers configuring the Azure DI {{IconName\|OCR Profile}} [[OCR Profile]], which is responsible for converting image-based content into machine-readable text. By supplying an Azure Computer Vision API key and matching the correct region, Grooper can leverage Azure DI's OCR engine to process scanned or image-only documents.

	This step ensures that all documents—whether they contain embedded text or not—have usable text content for downstream processing. OCR output is critical not only for AI Extract, but also for search indexing, as it provides the textual data that both extraction models and search engines rely on.		This step ensures that all documents—whether they contain embedded text or not—have usable text content for downstream processing. OCR output is critical not only for AI Extract, but also for search indexing, as it provides the textual data that both extraction models and search engines rely on.

Randallkinard: /* Setup for AI Extract */

2026-05-21T14:42:09Z

Setup for AI Extract

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	== Setup for AI Extract ==		== Setup for AI Extract ==
	This portion of the article focuses on configuring Grooper’s AI Extract capability so documents can be analyzed by a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_language_model Large Language Model (LLM)] and mapped into a Data Model. It involves setting up an LLM Connector within the [[Repository\|Grooper Repository]] and selecting an appropriate model through the Data Model’s [[Fill Method\|Fill Methods]].		This portion of the article focuses on configuring Grooper’s AI Extract capability so documents can be analyzed by a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_language_model Large Language Model (LLM)] and mapped into a Data Model. It involves setting up an LLM Connector within the {{IconName\|Repository}} [[Repository\|Grooper Repository]] and selecting an appropriate model through the Data Model’s [[Fill Method\|Fill Methods]].

	The goal of this configuration is to enable Grooper to interpret document content and populate generic fields—such as document identifiers, dates, and party information—without relying on rigid, template-based extraction. This setup establishes the connection between Grooper and the external LLM provider, ensuring AI Extract can execute during Batch Processing.		The goal of this configuration is to enable Grooper to interpret document content and populate generic fields—such as document identifiers, dates, and party information—without relying on rigid, template-based extraction. This setup establishes the connection between Grooper and the external LLM provider, ensuring AI Extract can execute during Batch Processing.

	# Select the [[Root]] node, then click the ellipsis button for the Options property to open the Options editor.		# Select the {{IconName\|Root}} [[Root]] node, then click the ellipsis button for the Options property to open the Options editor.
	# Add an LLM Connector, then be sure to properly configure it.		# Add an LLM Connector, then be sure to properly configure it.
	#* The most important configuration is choosing a service provider for the Service Provider property, and properly configuring it.		#* The most important configuration is choosing a service provider for the Service Provider property, and properly configuring it.

Randallkinard: /* Introduction */

2026-05-21T14:41:20Z

Introduction

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	Ingest and Index (Simple Functionality) demonstrates how to take documents from an external source, process them with OCR and [[AI Extract]], and ultimately add them to a searchable index within Grooper. This article brings together several core capabilities—document ingestion, text recognition, AI-driven data extraction, and search indexing—into a single, end-to-end workflow.		Ingest and Index (Simple Functionality) demonstrates how to take documents from an external source, process them with OCR and [[AI Extract]], and ultimately add them to a searchable index within Grooper. This article brings together several core capabilities—document ingestion, text recognition, AI-driven data extraction, and search indexing—into a single, end-to-end workflow.

	The intention of this article is to provide a foundational example of how Grooper can transform raw documents into searchable, structured, and retrievable content. Using a generic [[Content Model]] and [[Data Model]], the [[Project]] captures common document information while also preparing both the document text and extracted data for indexing. This allows users to not only store documents, but also search and retrieve them using Grooper’s [[Search Page]], including support for modern vector-based (semantic) search.		The intention of this article is to provide a foundational example of how Grooper can transform raw documents into searchable, structured, and retrievable content. Using a generic {{IconName\|Content Model}} [[Content Model]] and {{IconName\|Data Model}} [[Data Model]], the {{IconName\|Project}} [[Project]] captures common document information while also preparing both the document text and extracted data for indexing. This allows users to not only store documents, but also search and retrieve them using Grooper’s {{IconName\|Search Page}} [[Search Page]], including support for modern vector-based (semantic) search.

	To support this workflow, the article walks through the required configuration across multiple components of Grooper. This includes setting up an [[LLM Connector]] for AI Extract, configuring [[Azure DI OCR\|Azure DI OCR]] for text recognition, defining indexing behavior (including optional vector embeddings and chunking strategies), and preparing a [[Batch Process]] that imports, processes, reviews, and indexes documents.		To support this workflow, the article walks through the required configuration across multiple components of Grooper. This includes setting up an [[LLM Connector]] for AI Extract, configuring {{IconName\|format_image_left}} [[Azure DI OCR\|Azure DI OCR]] for text recognition, defining indexing behavior (including optional vector embeddings and chunking strategies), and preparing a {{IconName\|Batch Process}} [[Batch Process]] that imports, processes, reviews, and indexes documents.

	By the end of this guide, readers will understand how Grooper connects ingestion, AI extraction, and search into a unified pipeline—demonstrating how documents move from raw files to fully indexed assets that can be queried and explored through Grooper’s search capabilities.		By the end of this guide, readers will understand how Grooper connects ingestion, AI extraction, and search into a unified pipeline—demonstrating how documents move from raw files to fully indexed assets that can be queried and explored through Grooper’s search capabilities.

Randallkinard: /* Considering emails and scanning */

2026-04-21T18:28:53Z

Considering emails and scanning

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	More information on Email processing and Scanning can be found with these links:		More information on Email processing and Scanning can be found with these links:
			* [[Conditioning Emails]]
	* [[Email Processing]]		* [[Email Processing]]
	* [[Scan Viewer\|Scanning]]		* [[Scan Viewer\|Scanning]]

Randallkinard: /* Considering emails and scanning */

2026-04-14T16:52:44Z

Considering emails and scanning

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	# Split Pages is not needed for this type of processing, but a Review activity with the Scan Viewer is, as well as an Image Processing activity to clean up the scanned pages.		# Split Pages is not needed for this type of processing, but a Review activity with the Scan Viewer is, as well as an Image Processing activity to clean up the scanned pages.
	#* You'll also notice there is a Separate activity for turning the loose pages into Batch Folders. Keep in mind, in order to use the Scan Viewer, you will need Grooper Desktop installed on the system that will be doing the scanning.		#* You'll also notice there is a Separate activity for turning the loose pages into Batch Folders. Keep in mind, in order to use the Scan Viewer, you will need Grooper Desktop installed on the system that will be doing the scanning.

			More information on Email processing and Scanning can be found with these links:
			* [[Email Processing]]
			* [[Scan Viewer\|Scanning]]

	<div style="position: relative; box-sizing: content-box; max-height: 80vh; max-height: 80svh; width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 1.78; padding: 40px 0 40px 0;"><iframe src="https://app.supademo.com/embed/cmnruwyfu00fsy90jyoshp69a?embed_v=2&utm_source=embed" loading="lazy" title="Ingest and Index - Considering Emails and Scanning" allow="clipboard-write" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;"></iframe></div>		<div style="position: relative; box-sizing: content-box; max-height: 80vh; max-height: 80svh; width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 1.78; padding: 40px 0 40px 0;"><iframe src="https://app.supademo.com/embed/cmnruwyfu00fsy90jyoshp69a?embed_v=2&utm_source=embed" loading="lazy" title="Ingest and Index - Considering Emails and Scanning" allow="clipboard-write" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;"></iframe></div>

Randallkinard at 20:02, 9 April 2026

2026-04-09T20:02:25Z

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	The goal of this configuration is to enable Grooper to interpret document content and populate generic fields—such as document identifiers, dates, and party information—without relying on rigid, template-based extraction. This setup establishes the connection between Grooper and the external LLM provider, ensuring AI Extract can execute during Batch Processing.		The goal of this configuration is to enable Grooper to interpret document content and populate generic fields—such as document identifiers, dates, and party information—without relying on rigid, template-based extraction. This setup establishes the connection between Grooper and the external LLM provider, ensuring AI Extract can execute during Batch Processing.

	# Select the Root node, then click the ellipsis button for the Options property to open the Options editor.		# Select the [[Root]] node, then click the ellipsis button for the Options property to open the Options editor.
	# Add an LLM Connector, then be sure to properly configure it.		# Add an LLM Connector, then be sure to properly configure it.
	#* The most important configuration is choosing a service provider for the Service Provider property, and properly configuring it.		#* The most important configuration is choosing a service provider for the Service Provider property, and properly configuring it.
	# Expand the Node Tree and select the Data Model from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project, then click the ellipsis button for the Fill Methods property to open the "Fill Methods" editor.		# Expand the [[Node Tree]] and select the Data Model from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project, then click the ellipsis button for the Fill Methods property to open the "Fill Methods" editor.
	# Expand the Generator sub-properties and be sure to select a desired model for the Model property.		# Expand the Generator sub-properties and be sure to select a desired model for the Model property.

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	# Add an "AI Search" option, then be sure to properly configure the "AI Search" option.		# Add an "AI Search" option, then be sure to properly configure the "AI Search" option.
	#* You'll need to provide a URL and API Key.		#* You'll need to provide a URL and API Key.
	# Expand the Node Tree and select the "Indexed Documents (Imported)" Content Model from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project. Then, click the ellipsis button for the Behaviors property to open the Behaviors editor.		# Expand the Node Tree and select the "Indexed Documents (Imported)" Content Model from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project. Then, click the ellipsis button for the [[Behaviors]] property to open the Behaviors editor.
	# Select the "Indexing Behavior" Behavior. Expand the Vector Search sub-properties and select an Embeddings Model.		# Select the "Indexing Behavior" Behavior. Expand the Vector Search sub-properties and select an Embeddings Model.
	#* You may also choose to set the Chunking Method property if you are using a large document set.		#* You may also choose to set the Chunking Method property if you are using a large document set.
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	This portion emphasizes how individual configurations—AI Extract, OCR, and indexing—work together as a cohesive system, enabling a seamless transition from raw document ingestion to fully searchable, structured content.		This portion emphasizes how individual configurations—AI Extract, OCR, and indexing—work together as a cohesive system, enabling a seamless transition from raw document ingestion to fully searchable, structured content.

	# Select the Machines folder node. Verify an Activity Processing and Import Watcher Service are installed and running.		# Select the [[Machine\|Machines]] folder node. Verify an [[Activity Processing]] and [[Import Watcher]] Service are installed and running.
	#* These are needed if you wish to run a Batch through production in an automated fashion by starting with an import. For our purposes, we'll be using the Batch Process Step tester tabs to check each step individually.		#* These are needed if you wish to run a [[Batch]] through production in an automated fashion by starting with an import. For our purposes, we'll be using the [[Batch Process Step]] tester tabs to check each step individually.
	# Expand the Node Tree to the Test folder of the Batches node, then add a new "Test" Batch. Add a document, or documents, you wish to test processing with.		# Expand the Node Tree to the Test folder of the Batches node, then add a new "Test" Batch. Add a document, or documents, you wish to test processing with.
	#* In this example we'll use a single document to test.		#* In this example we'll use a single document to test.
	# Expand the Node Tree and select the "Split Pages" Batch Process Step from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project, then click the Activity Tester tab.		# Expand the Node Tree and select the "[[Split Pages]]" Batch Process Step from the provided "Ingest and Index (File Import)" Project, then click the Activity Tester tab.
	# Click the "Select Batch" button in the Batch Viewer, then be sure to select the Batch you recently created.		# Click the "Select Batch" button in the Batch Viewer, then be sure to select the Batch you recently created.
	# Select the Folder Level 1 Batch Folder, or folders in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the Folder Level 1 [[Batch Folder]], or folders in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	#* If you have an Activity Processing service running, you can instead use the "Submit Job" button. This will be true for all steps moving forward.		#* If you have an Activity Processing service running, you can instead use the "Submit Job" button. This will be true for all steps moving forward.
	# Select the "Recognize" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree, then expand the Batch Folder contents in the Batch viewer.		# Select the "[[Recognize]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree, then expand the Batch Folder contents in the Batch viewer.
	# Select the Batch Page in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the [[Batch Page]] in the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	# Select the "Extract" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.		# Select the "[[Extract]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.
	# Select the Folder Level 1 Batch Folder from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the Folder Level 1 Batch Folder from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	# Select the "Review" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.		# Select the "[[Review]]" Batch Process Step from the Node Tree.
	# Select the Batch root from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.		# Select the Batch root from the Batch Viewer, then click the "Test Activity" button.
	# Review the extracted Data from the Data Viewer, then click the "Back to Design Page" button.		# Review the extracted Data from the Data Viewer, then click the "Back to Design Page" button.
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	== For More Information ==		== For More Information ==
	* [[AI Extract]]		* [[AI Extract]]
			* [[Activity Processing]]
	* [[Azure DI OCR]]		* [[Azure DI OCR]]
			* [[Batch]]
			* [[Batch Folder]]
			* [[Batch Page]]
	* [[Batch Process]]		* [[Batch Process]]
			* [[Batch Process Step]]
			* [[Behaviors]]
	* [[Content Model]]		* [[Content Model]]
	* [[Data Model]]		* [[Data Model]]
			* [[Extract]]
	* [[Fill Method]]		* [[Fill Method]]
			* [[Import Watcher]]
	* [[LLM Connector]]		* [[LLM Connector]]
			* [[Machine]]
			* [[Node Tree]]
	* [[OCR Profile]]		* [[OCR Profile]]
	* [[Project]]		* [[Project]]
			* [[Recognize]]
	* [[Repository]]		* [[Repository]]
			* [[Review]]
			* [[Root]]
	* [[Search Page]]		* [[Search Page]]
			* [[Split Pages]]

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Considering emails and scanning

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	== Considering emails and scanning ==		== Considering emails and scanning ==
	In this final section we'll take a quick look at the other two provided sample Projects and see how their Batch Processes differ when considering email processing and scanning.		In this final section we'll take a quick look at the other two provided sample Projects and see how their Batch Processes differ when considering email processing and scanning.

			# A Project similiar to the "File Import" Project is provided, but it is suited for Email processing.
			# Before the "Split Pages" Batch Process Step are several Batch Process Steps that are specific to email processing.
			#* Feel free to look at the configuration of these steps to learn more about them. Not all of these steps are needed for all types of email processing, but this is a generic Batch Process that is built as a "one size fits all" scenario. In order to use this Batch Process you'll need to use the Imports Page and leverage a CMIS connection configured to leverage your email system.
			# There is also a Project provided that is specific to scanning documents.
			# Split Pages is not needed for this type of processing, but a Review activity with the Scan Viewer is, as well as an Image Processing activity to clean up the scanned pages.
			#* You'll also notice there is a Separate activity for turning the loose pages into Batch Folders. Keep in mind, in order to use the Scan Viewer, you will need Grooper Desktop installed on the system that will be doing the scanning.

			<div style="position: relative; box-sizing: content-box; max-height: 80vh; max-height: 80svh; width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 1.78; padding: 40px 0 40px 0;"><iframe src="https://app.supademo.com/embed/cmnruwyfu00fsy90jyoshp69a?embed_v=2&utm_source=embed" loading="lazy" title="Ingest and Index - Considering Emails and Scanning" allow="clipboard-write" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;"></iframe></div>

	== For More Information ==		== For More Information ==