Connect DocuPipe to Files.com

Both apps 39DocuPipe 16Files.com 23

• Trigger
  Document Processed

  Triggers when a document finishes parsing and OCR is complete.

• Action
  Add schema

  Creates a new extraction schema in DocuPipe from a JSON schema you supply, and returns its schema ID.

• Action
  Analyze document

  Asks DocuPipe a list of plain-language questions about one document and starts the analysis, returning the analysis ID to fetch the answers with.

• Action
  Classify Document

  Sends one or more documents to DocuPipe to be sorted into your classes, and returns the job that is doing the work.

• Action
  Delete document

  Removes a document from your DocuPipe account.

• Action
  Delete schema

  Removes an extraction schema from your DocuPipe account.

• Action
  Extract Data From Document

  Pulls structured data out of a document using one of your schemas, and returns the extraction to fetch the results with.

• Action
  Find documents by criteria

  Finds documents in your DocuPipe account whose file name or document ID matches what you search for.

• Action
  Get Document

  Returns one document from your DocuPipe account, with its file details, processing status, parsed text and your own metadata.

• Action
  Get Extraction Result

  Returns the data DocuPipe pulled out of a document, shaped by the schema that was used, along with per-field confidence details.

• Action
  Get schema

  Returns one extraction schema from your DocuPipe account, including the JSON schema it applies and its guidelines.

• Action
  List documents

  Returns the documents in your DocuPipe account, optionally narrowed to one dataset or a date range.

• Action
  List extractions

  Returns the data extractions in your DocuPipe account, optionally narrowed to one schema, one document, or a specific set of extractions.

• Action
  List schemas

  Returns the extraction schemas in your DocuPipe account.

• Action
  Upload and Extract Data

  Sends a file to DocuPipe and immediately starts pulling structured data out of it, returning both the new document and the extraction.

• Action
  Upload Document

  Sends a file to DocuPipe to be read and turned into a document you can extract data from.

• Trigger
  Automation Run Completed

  Triggered when a run of the selected Files.com automation finishes, whether it succeeded, failed or was canceled. Each run is reported once, after it completes.

• Trigger
  File Deleted

  Triggered when a file or folder is deleted in Files.com. Reports the path that was deleted and who deleted it.

• Trigger
  Group Created

  Triggered when a new group is created in Files.com. Reports the group's name, members and login permissions.

• Trigger
  New File or Folder Created

  Triggered when a file or folder is created in Files.com, whether uploaded, copied or created by an automation. Reports the new path and who created it.

• Trigger
  New File Uploaded

  Triggered when a new file appears in the folder you choose. Reports the file's path, name, size and last-modified time.

• Trigger
  Share Link Created

  Triggered when a new share link is created in Files.com. Reports the link's public address, what it shares and when it expires.

• Trigger
  User Created

  Triggered when a new user is created in Files.com. Reports the user's name, username, email and login permissions.

• Action
  Add User to Group

  Adds an existing Files.com user to a group, optionally as a group administrator. Returns the new group membership, including the group name and the user's username.

• Action
  Copy File

  Copies a file or folder in Files.com to a new path, leaving the original in place. Returns the copy status, plus a migration ID when a large copy continues in the background.

• Action
  Create Folder

  Creates a folder at the given path in Files.com, optionally creating any missing parent folders. Returns the new folder's path, name and creation details.

• Action
  Create Group

  Creates a group in Files.com, optionally with its starting members, group administrators and login-protocol permissions. Returns the new group including its ID.

• Action
  Create Share Link

  Creates a public share link for one or more files or folders in Files.com, optionally password-protected, expiring or use-limited. Returns the link's public address.

• Action
  Delete File

  Deletes a file or folder from Files.com at the given path. Deleting a folder that still has contents requires the recursive option.

• Action
  Delete Folder

  Deletes a folder from Files.com at the given path. Use the recursive option to delete a folder that still has files or subfolders in it.

• Action
  Delete Group

  Deletes a group from Files.com by its ID. The group's members keep their own accounts; only the group is removed.

• Action
  Delete User

  Deletes a user from Files.com by their ID, removing their access to the site.

• Action
  Download File

  Gets a temporary download address for a file in Files.com, along with the file's name, size and checksums. Pass the download address to a later step to fetch or attach the file.

• Action
  List Folder Contents

  Lists the files and folders inside a Files.com folder, with each item's path, name, type, size and last-modified time.

• Action
  Move File

  Moves or renames a file or folder in Files.com to a new path. The original path no longer exists afterwards.

• Action
  Remove User from Group

  Removes a user from a Files.com group. Looks up the membership for the group and user you name, then removes it.

• Action
  Run Automation

  Starts a run of the Files.com automation you choose, the same as pressing Run in Files.com. The run continues in the background.

• Action
  Update User

  Updates a Files.com user's details, login permissions and access settings. Fields you leave blank keep their current values.

• Action
  Upload File

  Uploads a file into Files.com at the path you choose, fetching the bytes from the file's web address. Returns the stored file's path, name and size.

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