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Defining an index field

When you configure Quick Connect’s document indexing option, the connector prompts the user
to enter information in one or more fields. The information describes the content of the
document, such as a case ID, a client name, or a document type. Quick Connect saves the index
information with the document. This option is useful with back-end applications that can process
the image and index files in the destination folder.

Use the Index Field Editor to specify default field values. The Default and User modify fields are
not available with all field types.

The

Index File

tab also allows you to

Edit

a selected field,

Remove

a selected field, and use the

Move Up

and

Move Down

buttons to reposition a field in the list.

Selecting the format of an index file

When a user enters indexing information at a device, Quick Connect writes the field names and
their values to an index file. The index file has the same name as the scanned image file, but has a
different file extension. When you define index fields, you specify the file format:

CSV (comma-separated value)

TSV (tab-separated value)

XML

Database

Examples:

CSV

Case_Number,Client,Operator135643,eCopy,sjones

XML



135643
eCopy
sjones

Field

Description

Name

An identifier for the field.

Type (see “About the Field
Editor” on page 69)

The data type (alphanumeric, date, time, etc.)

Default

The default value.

User modify

Enables a user to modify the default value at the device.