jadice flow documentation
jadice flow provides an application infrastructure to execute document-related tasks at large scale, such as format conversion, data extraction or content migration.
In this documentation you will learn how set up jadice flow, understand its key concepts and how to use its API.
Products
jadice flow offers a variety of setups for different use cases. All setups are assembled to be used in a container infrastructure. Currently, we provide the following products:
 E-Mail Conversion |  Document Enhancer |  Archive Migrator |  Annotation Migrator |  OCR Conversion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
E-Mail aggregation & conversion to PDF | Make documents accessible | Migrate documents | Migrate annotations | Character recognition for images & conversion to plain text and HOCR |
Each product can be installed directly with the helm chart provided via artifacts.jadice.com. Please contact jadice-support@levigo.de for access and test versions, and also if you have requirements beyond the scope of the aforementioned products.
How to run
jadice flow 's microservice architecture uses execution units called workers. It provides the necessary building blocks to scale individual worker types as needed when running the services in a kubernetes-compatible environment.
While it is possible to run the application on a Docker Compose environment , it is recommended to use a kubernetes-compatible production environment.
Try
To get started really quickly we recommend the tutorial series:
- Tutorial 01 - how to set up an OCR deployment in a local Docker environment
- Tutorial 02 - how to obtain OCR results using the Java Client
Dive deeper
Understand the main concepts and learn about the system architecture. Refer to the API Reference when questions arise, and learn how the system can be monitored or updated.
Feedback
Your feedback helps to improve the documentation. Whenever you encounter errors or miss relevant information, please contact jadice-support@levigo.de.