Superuser-Projects#

This describes additional Project settings which are only available to Superusers.

Project:#

Name:#

The name of the project.

Users:#

The Users of this Project.

Decimal Separator:#

See here

Document Processing:#

Processing type:#

Decide how text embeddings in PDFs are used when doing OCR.

OCR Method:#

Select the OCR method which is used for new Documents.

Auto Delete Documents after Days:#

See here.

Automatically rotate Documents:#

See here.

Priority OCR and Extraction:#

Decide if Documents of this Project are processed with priority.

Include email body in Document#

Decide if the email body should be included in a Document (in case a Document is created via the E-Mail automation.)

Create Labels and Label Sets#

If this is set Labels and Label Sets which are predicted by Extraction AIs are created if they don’t exist yet. In addition, Label Set settings might be changed in order to store the Extraction AI results (i.e. Labels are added to Label Sets and “multiple Ann. Sets” will become “True”).

Save HOCR:#

Decide if HOCR results are saved.

Enable option to bulk edit Documents:#

If this is set there is an option on the Document List which allows to edit multiple Documents at once.

Enable Labeling:#

Decide if SmartView and TextView links should be shown on the document overview.

Enable translated strings:#

Enables translated string functionality. Incurs a penality performance when creating Annotations, so it should be left disabled if possible.

Notify Assignee:#

See here.

Default Assignee:#

See here.

Page limit:#

The maximum number of Pages per Document.

Domain whitelist:#

See here

AI:#

Categorization AI:#

The AI used for Document Categorization.

Categorization AI parameters:#

See here.

Categorization AI version:#

The version of the last trained Categorization AI.

Retraining webhook:#

A webhook URL to trigger the training of an AI. If this is empty, the default training pipeline is used for model training.

Airtable:#

Airtable API URL:#

The URL of a shared board view of an airtable. This URL starts with “https://airtable.com/embed/”.

Airtable Board URL:#

The URL of a shared board view of an airtable. This URL starts with “https://airtable.com/embed/”.

Airtable URL:#

The URL of an airtable, as it is displayed in the web browser. This URL starts with “https://airtable.com/”.

Airtable Token:#

The airtable API token, which can be generated at https://airtable.com/account

Microsoft Graph:#

Planner ID:#

The Planner ID (for the Graph API integration.)

Microsoft Tenant settings#

The microsoft tenant (for the Graph API integration).

Other:#

Additional CSV export options:#

Coming soon.

Additional Page split options:#

This allows to automatically split new uploaded Documents and to create a template for filenames for the Documents that are the results of the Split.

Let’s assume we have a Project with a Category called “ID-Cards” which has the ID=11. In addition, we have the label Issue_Date and Country as part of the Label Set “ID-Cards” (which is also the Category). With the following config, a stack scan of 10 pages would be Splitted into 10 Documents, every resulting Document is named based on the extracted values for Country and Issue_Date. Setting "per_page": "None" tells the Konfuzio Server to split after every Page.

{"per_page": "None", "file_names": {"11": "{{Country}}_{{Issue_Date}}.pdf",}}

Note: The Documents that are created by the split do not get their own Document ID. They are only accessible via API using the file_urls field.

Storage Name:#

This allows to set up a dedicated Blob Storage Account for a specific Project. Enter the name of the Storage Account here and add the credentials in the environment variable AZURE_CUSTOMER_STORAGE (for Azure Blob Storage) or CUSTOMER_STORAGE (for S3 Blob Storage).

Statistic:#

Coming soon.

Project Members#

In the section Project Members, the Superuser can manage all members of a project and their roles. Below you find the member-management actions that the Superuser can undertake.

Adding Members#

The Superuser has two options for adding members to the Project:

  1. Add an existing member. The Superuser can choose from the list of all existing users. In order to add an existing member, use the plus sign at the bottom of the members list.

  2. Create a new user and add him/her as a member to the Project. If for the desired email address there is no such user already created, in the same flow for adding members, the Superuser can directly create the user and then add him/her as a member to the Project. In order to create a new user, use the plus sign next to the user drop-down menu.

Viewing Members#

The Project Members section shows a list of all members of a Project.

Important: members that have received an invitation, but have still not accepted it, will not be shown in the Project Members section. Only once the invitation is accepted, will the members be shown in the Project Members section. All member invitations can be seen in the Members section of a Project - for more information see documentation here.

Removing Members#

The Superuser can remove members by using the delete option.

Change Role of a Member#

The Superuser can change the role of a member by using the drop-down of the Role column.