SimpleIndex automates complex document workflows with the goal of minimizing the number of times the user must interact with the app. In many cases the whole process can be executed automatically, so the user just needs to click a single button to start it off. Server processing let’s your 1-click job configurations run fully unattended.
SimpleIndex 1-click scanning and indexing is enabled with its command line interface. SimpleIndex job files can be saved and opened just like a Word document. When you open a job file, SimpleIndex begins processing a new batch automatically. Scanning, processing (OCR, barcodes, database autofill, etc) and export happen in sequence with no further input from the user.
For unattended processing, the command line interface lets you use Windows services and scheduled tasks to automate OCR, barcode recognition and database export tasks.
The Command Line Interface also allows SimpleIndex to be integrated with custom software applications with minimal to no programming required.
- Field values, processing folders and other settings can be passed as command line parameters
- Any SimpleIndex option can be set using XML job files
- Database export links processed files to your app automatically
- Control application behavior (display window, exit after processing, etc.)
- Pre-Process and Post-Process features can execute other command line applications at start and end of batch
SimpleIndex 11.4 Release Notes
Friday, 05 September 2025
SimpleIndex 11.4 new version, adds major new features like an easy option to customize what emails need to be processed from email boxes by setting dates and subfolders and automatically updating them each time these emails are processed. Additionally, ChatGPT integration was added. This allows you to extract index values and text from any document
- Published in Release Notes
Features
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
Take control of Sales Tax exemption forms
Monday, 14 November 2022
Automatically fill and file sales tax forms Ben Franklin once noted, “…nothing is certain except death and taxes.” In the case of state sales taxes, they may be unavoidable, but managing your customers’ sales tax exemption forms and making sure you’ve sent current exemption certificates to your vendors doesn’t have to feel like a terminal
Reduce Click Charges for Data Capture
Monday, 14 November 2022
If you operate a high-volume scanning department or service bureau, chances are you use software like Kofax to scan and index documents for your clients. If you do then you are well aware of the high cost of click charges and the inevitable mad rushes to purchase additional clicks at the end of a peak
Automated Processing & 1-Click Interface
Monday, 14 November 2022
SimpleIndex® 1-click scanning and indexing is enabled with its command line interface. SimpleIndex job files can be saved and opened just like a Word document. When you open a job file, SimpleIndex begins processing a new batch automatically. Scanning, processing (OCR, barcodes, database autofill, etc) and export happen in sequence with no further input from
Command Line Arguments
Wednesday, 07 April 2021
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Command Line Interface reference. In addition to running a particular SimpleIndex Job Configuration with a command line script, other features might be required. This could be stopping dialogs from turning on, suppressing dialog boxes or passing the input or output folder to the Job. Below you
Process Monitor/ProcMon Instructions
Tuesday, 28 July 2020
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Processing and User Interface reference. In some cases there will be errors with SimpleIndex or issues without errors that are too general to get the information needed to fix the issue easily. When this happens a very detailed log is needed to determine what exact processes
Command Line Sample
Monday, 29 July 2019
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Command Line Interface reference. When using the Simple Software products it can be beneficial to run the software from a command line script. With this you can run other Simple Software Job configurations or Windows Batch Files (.bat) or Task Manager or other command line methods automatically. You
Command Line to Auto-close SimpleIndex
Monday, 29 July 2019
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete command line interface reference. This is used to closed SimpleIndex after the job has been completed automatically. This can be useful if you only run one batch in SimpleIndex at a time and don’t need it after that batch is complete. Instructions to Auto-close SimpleIndex when Batch is complete: Alternate
Stop Autorun When Double Clicking Configuration
Monday, 29 July 2019
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the complete Settings Wizard reference. SimpleIndex jobs can be launched from an icon, just like opening a Word document saved on your desktop. However when you do this the default behavior is to automatically run the job file once it opens in SimpleIndex. If you just want to open the job without
Workstation Activation in the Concurrent Serial Number Field
Monday, 29 July 2019
Please refer to the Wiki Documentation for the Licensing & Activation reference. If you are getting really weird activations errors where it says the license has already been activated the client has probably put the Workstation serial code in the Concurrent spot that is in the Wizard. To fix this go to the registry (regedit) here: HLM\Software\Wow6432Node\SimpleIndex\Registration Then delete
Full-Page OCR Indexing Demo
Saturday, 13 January 2018
This sample job demonstrates the ability for SimpleIndex to convert scanned documents to searchable PDF files and extract index data from the OCR text. It also demonstrates the multi-user workflow capabilities. Step 1 uses a full-page OCR process on each image. Field data is extracted from the full-page text using template and dictionary matching algorithms.
