Exports the batch immediately from the Export module.

Batches at the Export module are exported by priority level. Batches of the same priority level are exported on a first-in first-out basis. Therefore, immediately means batches are ready for export when they arrive at the Export module, although they might have to wait for other batches to be exported.

Exports the batch at a particular time. This is intended to allow you to export batches at times other than peak working hours.

Priority to start timed export

Select the beginning priority level to start timed exports. If the priority to start timed exports is set to 3, batches with priorities of 1 and 2 are exported immediately, whereas batches with priorities over 2 are not exported until the designated time window.

Start time

Enter the start time for timed exports.

AM / PM

Specifies A.M. or P.M. for the start time.

Stop time

Enter the stop time for timed exports.

AM / PM

Specifies A.M. or P.M. for the stop time.

Select this option to export the batch either by document order or by assigned export connector order.

Export batch by document order

This causes all the documents to be processed in order. This is the default setting.

Export batch by assigned export connector

This causes all the scripts to be processed in order.

Kofax Capture offers two types of error recovery for batches.

If selected, all batch processing is terminated whenever there is an error and the entire batch is marked as un-exported.

If this setting is not selected, then fatal errors and non-fatal errors are handled differently. Fatal errors are handled the same as if this check box were selected. For non-fatal errors, the document causing the error is rejected and ignored for the rest of batch processing, and processing continues for the remaining documents in the batch.

If selected, Kofax Capture retains the original file name for image files and eDocuments. If this setting is not selected, Kofax Capture assigns a new name to the image file using sequential numbers.

In certain cases, it may not be possible to retain the original file name, even if this option is selected. If the export image file type is set to a Multipage TIFF format, all the images in the document are exported into a single file. Consequently, it is not possible to retain the original name. To ensure naming consistency for this export image file type, even documents with a single page are treated in this way.

If a single page TIFF file is used, the original file name is retained.