The following is a list of base object types which are created and configured by Grooper administrators. For a comprehensive list of individual types, click here.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Activity | Activities define work to be performed on objects in a Batch during a Batch Process Step. |
| Batch View Settings | Batch View Settings define the appearance and behavior of Batch View controls in Attended Client. |
| Capture Device | Capture Devices provide connectivity to hardware capture devices, such as ISIS or TWAIN document scanners. |
| Classification Method | Classify Methods define classification mechanisms which are used in Content Models. |
| CMIS Binding | A CMIS Binding provides connectivity to an external storage platform over CMIS. |
| CMIS Property Definition | A CMIS property definition provides information about a property of a CMIS content type. |
| CMISQL Element | A CMISQL Element is an individual component of a CMISQL Query. |
| Collation Provider | Collation Providers define various methods for converting the raw extractor results of a Data Type into a final result set. |
| Content Link | Content Links define references to content stored outside of Grooper, such as file on a file system or a document in a CMIS Repository. |
| Data Instance | A Data Instance represents a segment of text content within a document. |
| Database Connection Settings | Database Connection Settings represent the settings necessary to connect to a Database. |
| Edge Adjustment | Defines a mechanism for adjusting edges of a region in Geometric section extraction. |
| Export Provider | Export providers define export connectivity to external systems such as file systems, content management repositories, mail servers, and etc. |
| Grooper Node | Grooper Nodes are objects which appear in the main tree structure of a Grooper repository. |
| HTTP Authentication Method | HTTP authentication methods define how an HTTP client authenticates with an HTTP server. |
| Import Provider | Import providers enable import of file-based content from a variety of sources such as file systems, mail servers, and content repositories. |
| IP Command | IP commands perform image processing work, such as image cleanup, format conversion, or feature detection. |
| Layout Provider | Layout Providers define the various layouts in which arrays can be detected. |
| Lookup Specification | A Lookup Specification defines a query against an external data source, which is used to validate and/or populate field values. |
| MIME Type Handler | MIME Type handlers define properties and commands relative to the Mime Type of a native file attached to a Batch Folder. |
| Object Command | An Object Command is an action which can be performed on a specific type of object. |
| OCR Engine | OCR Engines extract text from images using optical character recognition. |
| Report | Reports display statistical information on operations performed within Grooper. |
| Report Range | Defines a period of time for which a Report should be generated. |
| Result Processor | Result processors define post-processing operations which can be applied to each output value of an extractor. |
| Scanner Protocol Settings | Provides custom settings for the TWAIN and Isis scanner protocols. |
| Section Extract Method | A Section Extract Method defines an extraction method for use with Data Section objects. |
| Separation Provider | Separation Providers organize Batch Pages into Documents in accordance with defined instructions or criteria. |
| Service Instance | A Service Instance is a Grooper Service that has been installed on a Server or Workstation. |
| Storage Type | Storage Types indicate types of data represented by Data Types and Data Fields. |
| Table Extract Method | Defines settings and logic for a Data Table extraction method. |
| Value Extractor | Values extractors define various mechanisms for extracting the value of a Data Field or Data Column. |
| Variable Provider | Variable Providers represent custom character sets or pipe delimited lists that can be used in Regular Expression patterns. |