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You can perform Batch processing via REST API web calls by installing API Services.
About
The Grooper REST API (Application Programming Interface) allows for seamless integration between line of business solutions or custom-built software and your existing Grooper repositories and processes. A set of REST API methods allows users to push documents through Grooper Batch Processes and retrieve the results.
For example, using the Grooper REST API you can:
- Get information about a single Batch or all Batches
- Create a new Batch
- Delete a Batch
- Start or resume a Batch Process
- Get metadata for a specified Batch Folder.
- And more!
The first step in using the Grooper REST API is setting up an API endpoint for your 3rd party application to interact with a Grooper Repository. To do this, you will need to install a Grooper service in Grooper Config called API Services.
How To
Install the Grooper API Services
Enable a Grooper API Test Endpoint
When using the Grooper REST API, you may find it helpful to test out certain API calls before you implement them. By turning the Enable Test Endpoint property on, you can expose a Grooper REST API testing interface which you can access by entering the API URL in a browser.
From here, you can view and test the various REST API methods available to process documents in Grooper.





