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| '''Batch Objects''' are the foundational elements of Grooper's document processing system, providing a unified structure for organizing, processing, and reviewing document content within a [[Batch]]. Every item within a Batch—whether a document, folder, or page—is represented as a Batch Object (and Batches themselves are Batch Objects too).
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| == Types of Batch Objects ==
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| There are three primary types of Batch Objects in Grooper:
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| * '''[[Batch]]:''' The root object representing the entire batch of documents.
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| * '''[[Batch Folder]]:''' Used to organize documents and subfolders within a Batch.
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| * '''[[Batch Page]]:''' Represents an individual page of content, such as a scanned image or imported file.
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| Each type inherits common functionality from the Batch Object base, while also providing specialized properties and commands for their specific roles.
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| == Hierarchical organization ==
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| Batch Objects are organized in a tree structure:
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| * The root of the tree is the [[Batch]], which contains one or more [[Batch Folder]]s and/or [[Batch Pages]].
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| * Each Batch Folder can contain additional Batch Folders or [[Batch Page]]s. Batch Folders typically represent documents but can be used as folders in the Batch as well.
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| * Batch Pages represent individual pages of content, such as scanned images or imported files.
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| This hierarchy allows Grooper to manage complex document sets, supporting nested folders and multi-page documents within a single Batch.
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| <big>Example Batch hierarchy</big>
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| <div style="margin-left:2em; font-style:italic"> | |
| :{{Template:BatchIcon}} Batch
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| ::{{Template:BatchFolderIcon}} Batch Folder
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| :::{{Template:BatchPageIcon}} Batch Page
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| :::{{Template:BatchPageIcon}} Batch Page
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| ::{{Template:BatchFolderIcon}} Batch Folder
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| :::{{Template:BatchPageIcon}} Batch Page
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| :::{{Template:BatchPageIcon}} Batch Page
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| </div> | |
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| == Participation in Batch processing ==
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| Batch Objects participate in all stages of Batch processing, including:
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| * Classification
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| * Data extraction
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| * Export
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| * Review and exception handling
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| == Summary ==
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| Batch Objects are essential to Grooper's ability to organize, process, and review content efficiently. By providing a consistent interface and shared behaviors, they enable powerful automation and flexible document management within every Batch.
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Batch Objects are the foundational elements of Grooper's document processing system, providing a unified structure for organizing, processing, and reviewing document content within a inventory_2 Batch. Every item within a Batch—whether a document, folder, or page—is represented as a Batch Object (and Batches themselves are Batch Objects too).
