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Triggers and actions 3 triggers ยท 24 actions
Trigger
New Conversion JobTriggered when a new conversion job is created in your Zamzar account.
- New File
Triggered when a new file appears in your Zamzar account, whether uploaded or produced by a conversion.
- Convert File
Starts a Zamzar conversion job that converts a file you supply into another format. Returns the new job with its id and status so you can check on it or collect the converted file later.
- Create Content File
Creates a file on Zamzar from text content you supply, so it can be converted or downloaded later. Returns the stored file with its id, name and size.
- Delete conversion job
Deletes a conversion job from Zamzar. Returns the job that was removed.
- Delete file
Deletes a file stored on Zamzar. Returns the file that was removed.
- Find Converted File
Looks through the files stored on Zamzar and returns the ones whose name matches the text you supply. Use it to locate a converted file after a conversion job has finished.
- Get conversion job
Returns a single Zamzar conversion job, including its current status and any converted files it produced.
- Get file
Returns the details of a single file stored on Zamzar, including its name, format and size.
- List conversion jobs
Returns the conversion jobs in your Zamzar account, most recent first.
- List formats
Returns every source format Zamzar can convert from, along with the target formats each one can be converted into.
Trigger
Document ProcessedTriggers when a document finishes parsing and OCR is complete.
- Add schema
Creates a new extraction schema in DocuPipe from a JSON schema you supply, and returns its schema ID.
- 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.
- Classify Document
Sends one or more documents to DocuPipe to be sorted into your classes, and returns the job that is doing the work.
- Delete document
Removes a document from your DocuPipe account.
- Delete schema
Removes an extraction schema from your DocuPipe account.
- 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.
- Find documents by criteria
Finds documents in your DocuPipe account whose file name or document ID matches what you search for.
- Get Document
Returns one document from your DocuPipe account, with its file details, processing status, parsed text and your own metadata.
- 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.
- Get schema
Returns one extraction schema from your DocuPipe account, including the JSON schema it applies and its guidelines.
- List documents
Returns the documents in your DocuPipe account, optionally narrowed to one dataset or a date range.
- List extractions
Returns the data extractions in your DocuPipe account, optionally narrowed to one schema, one document, or a specific set of extractions.
- List schemas
Returns the extraction schemas in your DocuPipe account.
- 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.
- Upload Document
Sends a file to DocuPipe to be read and turned into a document you can extract data from.
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