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== Glossary ==
<u><big>'''Activity Processing'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Activity Processing Concept}}
<u><big>'''Activity Processing'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Activity Processing Service}}
<u><big>'''Activity'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Activity}}
<u><big>'''Batch'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Batch}}
<u><big>'''Grooper Licensing'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Grooper Licensing}}
<u><big>'''Grooper Service'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Grooper Service}}
<u><big>'''Service'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Service}}


=== See Also ===
=== See Also ===
* '''[[Activity Processing]]'''
* '''[[Activity Processing]]'''
* '''[[Grooper Licensing]]'''
* '''[[Grooper Licensing]]'''
* '''[[Import Watcher]]'''
* '''[[Import Watcher]]'''
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Grooper Services are various executable programs that run as a Windows Services to facilitate Grooper processing. Service instances are installed, configured, started and stopped using Grooper Command Console (Or in older Grooper versions, Grooper Config).

For example, Import Watcher is a service that watches an assigned external storage location, like a Windows folder or an email inbox, and will automatically import its contents into Grooper for automated Batch creation.

Grooper Config must be ran as an administrator to install and configure Grooper Services.

The Grooper Service User must have the "Log on as Service" permission.

Glossary

Activity Processing: Activity Processing is the execution of a sequence of configured tasks which are performed within a settings Batch Process to transform raw data from documents into structured and actionable information. Tasks are defined by Grooper Activities, configurated to perform document classification, extraction, or data enhancement.

Activity Processing: Activity Processing is a Grooper Service that executes Activities assigned to edit_document Batch Process Steps in a settings Batch Process. This allows Grooper to automate Batch Steps that do not require a human operator.

Activity: Activity is a property on edit_document Batch Process Steps. Activities define specific document processing operations done to a inventory_2 Batch, folder Batch Folder, or contract Batch Page. Batch Process Steps configured with specific Activities are frequently referred by the name of the Activity followed by the word "step". For example: Classify step.

Batch: inventory_2 Batch objects are fundamental in Grooper's architecture as they are the containers of documents that get moved through Grooper's workflow mechanisms known as settings Batch Processes.

Grooper Licensing: Grooper Licensing is a Grooper Service that distributes licenses to multiple workstations running Grooper applications.

Grooper Service: Grooper Services are various executable programs that run as a Windows Services to facilitate Grooper processing. Service instances are installed, configured, started and stopped using Grooper Command Console (Or in older Grooper versions, Grooper Config).

Service: Grooper Service is a conceptual term that refers to the various executable programs that run as a Windows Services to facilitate Grooper processing. Service instances are installed, started and stopped using Grooper Command Console.

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