Schedule Sweep process for network folder and convert .tiffs to pdf?

[Sadhana_Alla]

I need to Schedule Sweep Process for a network folder and pull in the .tiffs. The batch name must be same as the folder name from which .tiff images were pulled. Each batch must be converted to a PDF. Then wen have to rename each multi-page PDF with batch name and place it in network folder. These PDF should not have any restrictions.

[Ray_Gerwig · Accepted solution]

Hello.  You can use some of these options and see how they work with your requirements.  Start by looking at your Scan Queue Processing Options in Configuration:

On the Capture tab, I suggest adding the Default Sweep Directory, Include Sub-folders, and One Document Per Folder and Break Batches by Second Level Folder.

On the Auto-Name tab, for the batch autoname, include the '%P' option to use the sub-folder name in the batch name.

On the Batch Processing tab, you can use the PDF Conversion Queue (for image-only based PDF) or you can use the Full-Page OCR Queue (for text-based PDF).

These options should help to get you well on your way...

[Sadhana_Alla]

The documents did not goto Awaiting PDF Conversion Queue. Instead, directly went to Awaiting Commit.

[Ray_Gerwig]

Hi. Can you verify that on the Scan Queue Processing Options you have set the 'PDF Conversion Queue'... If so, was the batch captured after that setting was in place?

[Sadhana_Alla]

Yes. In the Scan Queue, under the Batch Processing Tab I have checked PDF Conversion Queue.
The Batch has been captured, but not converted to PDF. I just checked the Sys Verification Report. It said "Document type is not renditionable " . I shall modify that and try again.