Common Workflows
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A few pipeline shapes cover most projects. Use these as starting points, then add or remove activities to fit your documents.
Standard extraction
The default end-to-end pipeline: convert, read, split, classify, extract, then hand off for review.
Import → OCR → Split → Classify → Extract → Review
Best when uploads may contain multiple documents of different types and you want a person to confirm the results.
Pre-classified, single document
When each upload is exactly one document of a known type, skip Split and Classify.
Import → OCR → Extract → Review
Set the document class on the project so Extract knows which fields to pull.
Straight-through processing (no review)
For high-confidence, low-risk documents, drop the Review step and export automatically.
Import → OCR → Split → Classify → Extract → Validate → Export
Use Validate business rules to catch problems, and consider a Notification step to signal completion.
Human-in-the-loop with branching
Route only the documents that need attention to a reviewer, and auto-approve the rest.
Import → OCR → Split → Classify → Extract → Validate
→ If (has errors?) → true: Review → Export
→ false: Export
See Control Flow for how to add the branch.
Restructure before extraction
When splitting is imperfect (for example, a cover page that belongs with the next document), add a Data Transform step to move pages and reassign classes, then let a downstream Classify or Extract reprocess only the documents that changed.
Import → OCR → Split → Data Transform → Classify → Extract → Review
Export and notify
Produce output files and tell an external system where to download them.
... → Export → Notification
The Notification step posts a webhook with download links for the Export results.