ZIP Archive - Unzip

When set to true, extracted child documents are created as links to file content inside the ZIP Archive, rather than extracting the file data immediately.
This is useful for large archives or when minimizing storage usage.
When set to false, each file is fully extracted and stored as a child attachment of the Batch Folder.

Only files with extensions listed here will be extracted from the ZIP Archive.
If left blank, all file types are included.
Extensions should be in lower case and start with a dot (e.g., .pdf, .docx, .xlsx).

Files with extensions listed here will be skipped during extraction from the ZIP Archive.
Extensions should be in lower case and start with a dot (e.g., .tmp, .db).

Files matching these extensions will be saved directly to the Batch Folder as files, not as child attachments.
This is useful for companion files or files that should not be treated as documents.

You may specify simple extensions (e.g., .csv, .xml) or use the = character to map an input extension to a different output extension.
For example:

• .csv → Save '.csv' files as-is.
• .dat=.txt → Save .dat files with a .txt extension.

Multiple entries can be combined: '.csv, .dat=.txt, .log=.bak'

If set, each extracted file will have its extension changed to this value.
Enter the extension in lower case, starting with a dot (e.g., .pdf).

Limits the number of files extracted.
A value of 0 means there is no limit and all matching files will be extracted.

When set to true, duplicate files (with identical content) are skipped during extraction.
This helps prevent redundant documents in the Batch Folder.

Can be one of the following values:

The ZIP Dispositions enum controls the post-extraction handling of the ZIP file attached to the Batch Folder when using the Unzip command.

Choose the option that best fits your workflow and retention requirements.

When set to true, files are extracted in name order.
When false, the original order from the ZIP Archive is used.