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At the end of batch processing, SimpleIndex exports images and [[index data]] to the destinations configured in the [[Job Settings]].
At the end of batch processing, SimpleIndex exports images and [[index data]] to the destinations configured in the [[Job Settings]].



Revision as of 18:29, 16 January 2022

Back to Batch Processing Stages

At the end of batch processing, SimpleIndex exports images and index data to the destinations configured in the Job Settings.

Export Settings[edit | edit source]

Starting the Export[edit | edit source]

For a Pre-Index batch, export happens automatically after processing.

For batches with manual review, you must use the Save Index button to initiate the export. You will be prompted to export only when all required fields have been filled in and you click Save Index on the last file.

Export Steps[edit | edit source]

The following workflow steps are executed during the Export process.

Document Presence Auditing[edit | edit source]

If Document Presence Auditing is enabled, the batch will be checked for required documents before the export begins. A dialog will be shown if any are missing.

Create Export Files[edit | edit source]

If multi-page files are used, the first step is to combine files in the current batch with the same index settings into multi-page files.

Imprint Files[edit | edit source]

If the Imprint option is selected, automatic watermarking of TIFF and PDF files will occur at this point in the process.

See Imprinting

Move Files[edit | edit source]

When multi-page files are used, the last step of the export process is to move files from the temporary processing folder to the Output folder. Depending on the Existing Files setting, pages from the current batch will replace existing files or are appended to the start or end of the document. If the Add bookmarks to PDF files option is selected, pages are inserted into the matching bookmarked sections in any existing file.

By performing the multi-page file export and move operations in two steps, SimpleIndex greatly improves performance when exporting to large, multi-page files on a network drive.