Create a full text index of your scanned documents and electronic files with SimpleIndex. Use full page OCR for scanned images or extract existing text from PDF files, MS Office documents, HTML and other text-based file formats. Save the extracted text to any SQL database to make them searchable in your custom applications, or use the built-in search function to find and view documents.
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Monday, 14 November 2022
SimpleIndex is the perfect solution for small business and departments looking to manage their files from a single interface, developers who don’t want to reinvent the wheel and large companies with many locations looking to decentralize their scanning. SimpleIndex organizes scanned images and electronic documents into a single document management database your employees can access
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Exclude Index Field from Index Log
Tuesday, 29 December 2020
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Index & Batch Logging reference. Many times when outputting a Log file via CSV, XML, TXT, etc. there will be index fields that are required in the Job Configuration, but not desired to be output in the Index Log. In those cases those fields can be excluded from the Index
Change the Font Size of Index Fields
Thursday, 03 December 2020
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Index Fields reference. Index fields have a default 8 point font size, but this can be changed if required for visibility. You can change this by editing a registry file in the Registry Editor and set any font size you would like. To make this change follow these instructions
I’m using full page OCR. The information is all appearing in the txt file but it is losing format about half way through. Data to the right is ending up at the end of the txt doc. Can this be fixed?
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Full-Page OCR reference. SimpleIndex version 7 solves this problem with the incorporation of the FineReader OCR engine. Full text in PDFs will now flow with the formatting of the PDF. Legacy Versions: SimpleIndex can also be used with other OCR applications and servers to improve accuracy, formatting and
- Published in OCR
How do you configure full text searching in Retrieval mode?
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Database Settings reference. On the Database tab there dropdown in the lower portion of the panel for Full Text OCR Field. Put the name of the field that will store the full-text data there. This must be configured both for Insert and Retrieval mode configurations. The database field
- Published in Database & Retrieval, OCR
Can OCR text be saved to Office, Text, HTML or other formats?
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Yes. On the OCR step of the Job Settings Wizard you can select the text output format need in the “Full-page OCR file type” drop down. By default it is set to PDF, but can be changed to Text (txt), Word (docx), Rich Text (rtf), Open Office (odt), Excel (xlsx), PowerPoint (pptx), ePub Zip (epub),
- Published in Licensing & Installation, OCR
Can SimpleIndex create searchable PDF Image+Text files with hidden text?
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Yes, it can. You can configure this setting in the Job Settings Wizard by going to the OCR step and checking “Enable full-page OCR”. There are many settings in the OCR step that you can used to customize the output and recognition of images. SimpleIndex has two different OCR engines (Standard and Professional) that can
- Published in Export, OCR, Office PDF Text Processing
Organize Office Documents with Text Parsing
Tuesday, 23 January 2018
This video shows the Sort My Documents sample job included with the SimpleIndex trial download. It shows how you can organize office documents automatically by parsing the file’s text for relevant metadata and keywords. You can then use those keywords to tag documents with metadata and create standardized folders and filenames. First we sort Word
Searching and Viewing Documents
Wednesday, 04 October 2017
If you have not yet decided on a plan for how to organize your electronic documents for later retrieval, you should take some time to consider the possible options. There are several ways to search and view documents processed with SimpleIndex® Use SimpleSearch to use keyword searches to find and view indexed documents Use SimpleView

