Automatically extract key data from MS Word documents using advanced pattern matching algorithms. Use that data to organize files automatically into standardized folders and filenames, or export it to CSV, XML or any SQL database.

Index With Non-Latin Character Sets

Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Languages reference. By default SimpleIndex uses the ANSI character set to display and edit captured OCR data, index field values and full-text OCR. This works for all languages based on the Latin alphabet (English, French, Spanish, German, etc.) To index documents in other languages like Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Arabic and
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Is it possible to search for and retrieve documents with Windows desktop search?

Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Searchable PDF reference. Windows Search works great with SimpleIndex because all index data can be saved to the folder and file names as well as the file properties, and OCR text can be saved to hidden layers in PDF files. Windows Search will read all of these elements
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Can the values of 2 or more fields be combined in a single field?

Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Field types reference. Set the Type for the field that you want to store the combined value to “Fixed”. In the template setting for that field, you can enter the keyword %FIELD#% (where # is the field number) and the keyword will be replaced with the value of
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How do you configure OCR to read index information from MS Office or PDF documents?

SimpleIndex can just read
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How do I configure the output folder and file naming scheme?

Use the Folder and Filename check boxes on the Indexing & File Naming step in the Job Settings Wizard to indicate whether field values will be used to generate subfolders or filenames. Any field with the Folder option checked will create nested subfolders for each value in the order the fields are listed. Any field
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Automatic Indexing Using Existing Data

Automatic Indexing Using Existing Data The Autofill feature of SimpleIndex is an easy way to associate many index fields with one document without retyping data that already exists in another database. Autofill uses a database lookup to retrieve records that match a key value entered by the user. Blank index fields are then filled in
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MS Office & PDF Text Parsing

Office Videos | PDF Video The template and dictionary matching capabilities of SimpleIndex‘s OCR function can be used to extract index information from the text of existing MS Office and PDF files, or any file with an accompanying TXT file. SimpleIndex® will search the document for matches on unique patterns and value lists, then index
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