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==About== | ==About== | ||
'''Grooper''' is a transient system that is meant to allow documents to move through it. The work that is done in '''Grooper''' builds the ''scaffolding'' that allows the movement | '''Grooper''' is a transient system that is meant to allow documents to move through it. The work that is done in '''Grooper''' builds the ''scaffolding'' that allows the movement of documents ''through'' '''Grooper'''. The goal of moving documents through '''Grooper''' is to produce data to be stored in a backend system of your chose that is impactful to your business. In working with '''Grooper''', it is best to think about the flow of the documents through the system in five linear phases. | ||
== Five Phases of Grooper == | == Five Phases of Grooper == | ||
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=== What are the Five Phases of Grooper? === | === What are the Five Phases of Grooper? === | ||
The '''Five Phases of Grooper''' are a framework to help conceptualize the path odocuments take through Grooper which help a designer more easily understand how to model with the tools available. | |||
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=== Five Process Phases === | |||
# '''Acquire''' the documents by bringing them into a '''[[Batch]]''' in '''Grooper'''. | |||
#* This is the first phase of the life of a document in '''Grooper'''. This is essentially the act of getting the document(s) into '''Grooper''' via means such as scanning or some type of electronic import. | |||
# '''Condition''' | |||
#* After documents come into '''Grooper''', they next need to be made ready for processing, or conditioned. This consists of '''[[Image Processing]]''' and the '''[[Recognize (Activity)|Recognition]]''' of text. | |||
# '''Organize''' | |||
#* With ''cleaned'' up documents, and access to the documents' text, its critical to next identify/organize them, or specifically in '''Grooper''', '''[[Classify (Activity)|Classify]]''' them. '''Grooper''' doesn't know what to do with a document unless it knows what type of document it is, and that's the point of the activities performed in this phase. An example to consider what is done here is to think about a person given a stack of documents who is tasked with putting those documents in a filing cabinet. In order for the documents to go into the right area in the filing cabinet, the person would have to know the differences between the documents and be able to identify them. | |||
# '''Collect''' | |||
#* Now knowing what document is what, it is time to '''[[Extract (Activity)|Extract]]''' the desired information from the documents. From a construction perspective, the ''scaffolding'' required to accomplish the activities performed in this phase will take the most amount of time and effort. | |||
# '''Deliver''' | |||
#* Finally, it's time for the collected data to make its way out of '''Grooper''' to whatever destination system is defined by your business via '''[[Export (Activity)|Export]]'''. This is, in a way, an inverse of '''Acquire''', and the systems that things come in through, often mirror the systems they go to. | |||
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=== Five Phases Activity Examples === | === Five Phases Activity Examples === | ||
# '''Acquire''' | |||
#* Batch Transfer | |||
#* [[CMIS Connection|CMIS Connection/Repository]] | |||
#** AppXtender | |||
#** Box | |||
#** CMIS | |||
#** Exchange | |||
#** FileBound | |||
#** FTP | |||
#** IBM FileNet Connector | |||
#** IMAP | |||
#** NTFS | |||
#** OneDrive | |||
#** SFTP | |||
#** SharePoint | |||
#* [[Execute (Activity)|Execute]] | |||
#* OPEX Import | |||
#* Scan (via [[Desktop Scanning in Grooper|Grooper Desktop]]) | |||
# '''Condition''' | |||
#* Burst Book | |||
#* Detect Language | |||
#* Execute | |||
#* Merge | |||
#* Microform Processing | |||
#** Clip Frames | |||
#** Detect Frames | |||
#** Initialize Card | |||
#* Recognize | |||
#* Remove Level | |||
#* [[Render (Activity)|Render]] | |||
#* Review | |||
#* [[Split Pages (Activity)|Split Pages]] | |||
#* Split Text | |||
#* Text Transform | |||
#* Translate | |||
#* [[XML Transform]] | |||
#* [[Image Processing (Activity)|Image Processing]] | |||
# '''Organize''' | |||
#* Classify | |||
#* Deduplicate | |||
#* Review | |||
#* [[Separate (Activity)|Separate]] | |||
#* Spawn Batch | |||
# '''Collect''' | |||
#* Convert Data | |||
#* Correct | |||
#* Extract | |||
#* Launch Process | |||
#* Redact | |||
#* Review | |||
#* Spawn Batch | |||
#* Train Lexicon | |||
# '''Deliver''' | |||
#* Dispose Batch | |||
#* Execute | |||
#* Export | |||
#* Send Mail | |||
#* Spawn Batch | |||
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Revision as of 15:04, 12 March 2024
Working with Grooper is made easier by considering how documents move through this system.
About
Grooper is a transient system that is meant to allow documents to move through it. The work that is done in Grooper builds the scaffolding that allows the movement of documents through Grooper. The goal of moving documents through Grooper is to produce data to be stored in a backend system of your chose that is impactful to your business. In working with Grooper, it is best to think about the flow of the documents through the system in five linear phases.
Five Phases of Grooper
What are the Five Phases of Grooper?
The Five Phases of Grooper are a framework to help conceptualize the path odocuments take through Grooper which help a designer more easily understand how to model with the tools available.
Five Process Phases
- Acquire the documents by bringing them into a Batch in Grooper.
- This is the first phase of the life of a document in Grooper. This is essentially the act of getting the document(s) into Grooper via means such as scanning or some type of electronic import.
- Condition
- After documents come into Grooper, they next need to be made ready for processing, or conditioned. This consists of Image Processing and the Recognition of text.
- Organize
- With cleaned up documents, and access to the documents' text, its critical to next identify/organize them, or specifically in Grooper, Classify them. Grooper doesn't know what to do with a document unless it knows what type of document it is, and that's the point of the activities performed in this phase. An example to consider what is done here is to think about a person given a stack of documents who is tasked with putting those documents in a filing cabinet. In order for the documents to go into the right area in the filing cabinet, the person would have to know the differences between the documents and be able to identify them.
- Collect
- Now knowing what document is what, it is time to Extract the desired information from the documents. From a construction perspective, the scaffolding required to accomplish the activities performed in this phase will take the most amount of time and effort.
- Deliver
- Finally, it's time for the collected data to make its way out of Grooper to whatever destination system is defined by your business via Export. This is, in a way, an inverse of Acquire, and the systems that things come in through, often mirror the systems they go to.
Five Phases Activity Examples
- Acquire
- Batch Transfer
- CMIS Connection/Repository
- AppXtender
- Box
- CMIS
- Exchange
- FileBound
- FTP
- IBM FileNet Connector
- IMAP
- NTFS
- OneDrive
- SFTP
- SharePoint
- Execute
- OPEX Import
- Scan (via Grooper Desktop)
- Condition
- Burst Book
- Detect Language
- Execute
- Merge
- Microform Processing
- Clip Frames
- Detect Frames
- Initialize Card
- Recognize
- Remove Level
- Render
- Review
- Split Pages
- Split Text
- Text Transform
- Translate
- XML Transform
- Image Processing
- Organize
- Classify
- Deduplicate
- Review
- Separate
- Spawn Batch
- Collect
- Convert Data
- Correct
- Extract
- Launch Process
- Redact
- Review
- Spawn Batch
- Train Lexicon
- Deliver
- Dispose Batch
- Execute
- Export
- Send Mail
- Spawn Batch