Documents Take Confirmed

Picks up the bundles whose split a person already confirmed in the classification station. It downloads each file to a temp path, takes it out of the inbox (so it isn’t re-processed), and returns them with their local path and their confirmed segments. The playbook iterates and extracts each segment.

Documents Take Confirmed   → output: bundles

For Each   items = = bundles, itemVariable = bundle
   └── For Each   items = = bundle["segments"], itemVariable = segment
          └── IDP Extract   path    = = bundle["path"]
                            project = = segment["type"]
                            pages   = = segment["pageStart"] + "-" + segment["pageEnd"]

Parameters

Parameter	Type	What it is
limit	int	Maximum bundles to take at once. Default 50.
outputDir	text	Where to download the files. Default: the temp folder.

The output

A list of bundles; each one:

Field	What it is
id	The bundle’s id in the store.
reference	The key it was uploaded with.
path	The LOCAL path of the downloaded file.
segments	The confirmed segments: [{ pageStart, pageEnd, type, recognized }].

Idempotency

Taking a bundle marks it as extracted, so it isn’t returned again. If a segment’s extraction fails, IDP Extract’s idempotency (by reference) avoids re-paying the already-extracted segments on a retry.

Run it on a schedule

Since the human confirmation is asynchronous, you normally run this playbook with a scheduled trigger that drains what’s confirmed.

Related activities

• Documents Classify Bundle — sends the uncertain bundle to the station.
• IDP Extract — extracts each confirmed segment.

The reading comes back with the bundle

If the bundle was uploaded with its OCR cache (the document of Send Bundle to Classification), each returned bundle carries document: the full reading. Pass it to IDP Extract together with each segment’s range (pages) and extraction slices that reading instead of re-reading — the same paper is never paid twice. Without a cache, document comes back empty and you extract by path as always.