Barcode Detected

A combination of the following flags:

• Choose the barcode type you want to detect, such as Code128, Patch, or PDF417.
• Selecting None will search for all supported symbologies, but this is slower and may increase false positives.
• For best performance and accuracy, select only the symbologies you expect to encounter.

• Enter a specific value to only trigger separation when a barcode with this value is found.
• If left blank, any barcode of the selected symbology will trigger the event.
• Use this to restrict separation to specific documents or control sheets.

• Specify a rectangular region to limit barcode detection to a specific area of the page.
• Only barcodes fully enclosed by this region will be recognized.
• Leave blank to search the entire page.

• Click to preview or print a barcode sheet matching the current 'Symbology' and 'Value' settings.
• Use this sheet as a physical separator during scanning to trigger document breaks.
• Only available for supported symbologies and when a value is specified.

• The folder level is relative to the processing scope set in the batch process step (as determined by the step's 'Scope' and 'Folder Level' configuration).
• For example, if the separation step's processing scope is folder level 2, and you want to create new folders one level below, set this property to 1.
• If set to 0, no folders will be created. This is useful when you only want to delete separator pages (such as blank pages) and leave the document structure unchanged.

Example:

• Processing Scope: Folder Level 2
• SeparateAction.FolderLevel: 1
• Result: New folders are created at level 3, directly under each folder at level 2.

• Select the Content Type that should be assigned to new folders/documents created during separation.
• This determines the data model, extraction logic, and classification for the new document.
• This property is only visible and required when 'Folder Level' is greater than 0.

• Set to true to remove the page (such as a blank or barcode page) that caused the separation.
• Useful for cleaning up separator pages that are not needed in the final output.
• If false, the page will remain in the resulting document or folder.