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Correction Station
The Correction Station is used to assemble batch documents and edit the results of multipage rules. The operator of the Correction
Station is guided by program prompts and consecutively assembles a batch and validates data using multipage rules. Once a batch is
verified and validated, it is sent to the Export and Monitoring Station.
If required, the operator of the Correction Station may scan or recognize some pages in the batch anew (using the same or adjusted
scanning or recognition settings), re–verify some pages in the batch, and correct errors detected by one–page rules.
Note. Changes made to the scanning or recognition settings are used to process only the current batch and are not applied to the
current batch type.
If a problem occurs when processing a batch, the operator of the Correction Station can provide the batch with a comment and send
it to the Export and Monitoring Station marked as a problem batch. If the form capture system does not include the Verification
Station, all data are verified and validated using one–page rules on the Correction Station.
Export and Monitoring Station
The Export and Monitoring Station is used to export batches, monitor the operation of the form capture system and process problem
batches.
Data can be exported either automatically or manually. In the first case, once export has started, all batches put into the Export queue
are exported automatically. In the latter case, the operator selects from the Export queue batches to be exported and then exports the
selected batches.
While monitoring the operation of the form capture system, the operator can view:
• Batch processing statistics;
• Station sessions statistics;
• Event log.
While processing problem batches, the operator can:
• Assign a batch to a specific operator;
• Delete a batch form the database;
• Stop any station;
• Block/unblock processing of a batch;
• Return a batch to a previous processing stage or to an operator if required.
Technical Support
Should you have any questions regarding the way in which ABBYY FormReader works, first of all consult the documentation supplied
with the software (User’s Guide and Help). You may also browse the technical support section on our Web site www.abbyy.com.
Our technical support service experts will need the following information to answer your question competently:
• your first and last name
• your organization’s name
• your telephone number (or fax, or e–mail)
• serial number of your ABBYY FormReader package
• build number (see Help/About.../Build)
• general description of your problem and the full error message text (if there was one)
• your computer and processor type
• the version of your Windows operating system
• you may supply us with any other information you consider important.
You can get some information automatically by clicking the System Info button in the About ABBYY FormReader dialog box
(menu Help).
Important!
Only registered users are eligible for technical support. You can register your copy of the application at our Web site.