There are several areas in FlexiCapture where API integration with external systems may be beneficial.
This interface provides scripting support in several languages:
This interface provides dot-suggestions and basic debug/check tools. Code can be also debugged using external Visual Studio during testing runtime.
- Data Sets (used only for Invoice processing). Data Sets are stored in FlexiCapture internal SimpleDB structures which can be automatically updated from external sources. There are two update methods – ODBC connection on dedicated servers, or Script useful for cloud systems and API connections. (To see API reference, please search the attached Help file for “iDataSetRecord”)
- Auto-correct scripts. (Optional feature) These are small scripts that act on a single field and perform some automatic validation or fix. Sometimes these scripts are used to access external resources (DB, API) for some in-field data checking.
- Script rules. A more powerful alternative to #2 above, because script rules can involve and act on multiple fields. A common example is to use two or more fields to look up a record in an external system and possibly bring in additional data from an external system back into FlexiCapture.
- Export scripts. These scripts are used to take processed data and images and write them to external systems.
A cross-linked help file that describes various scripting options and includes many code samples is available upon request. Please contact support@wisetrend.com.
Ilya Evdokimov is a long-term practitioner and expert in leading Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Data Capture and Document Processing techniques, technologies and solutions. With over 15 years of experience spanning enterprise software implementations, mobile applications development, cloud-based systems integration and desktop-level automation, Ilya Evdokimov uses through industry knowledge and experience to achieve high efficiency and workflow optimization in most challenging paper-dependent and digital image capture environments.
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