The Process log dialog showing all documents

To access this dialog: Using Manager, select Administration > Process log.

This dialog shows you the last step performed on each document that has entered the system.

You can:

This information is displayed in separate columns for each document. You can hide columns that are not used to keep from having to scroll back and forth:

Column heading Description
ID The ID found on the document.
Receiver number The receiver number on the document.
Definition The ID number of the definition the document is connected to.
Sender The name of the sender the document is connected to.
Sender number The sender number on the document.
Document number The document number on the document.
Module The module where the most recent action occurred.
Action The most recent action that was performed on the document.
Status The document's current status.
Endorser The number printed on the document by a scanner.
Auto Reads Auto approved if the document was approved automatically due to Complete status.
Image file The file name of the image file for the document.
Create time The date and time when the document was scanned or the image was imported into Interpret.
Delete time The date and time when the document was deleted from the system.
Note These actions are recorded in process logs:

These actions are recorded in process logs:

Action Module
Document scanned Scan
Document interpreted Interpret
Document approved Interpret, Verify
Document transferred Transfer
Document deleted All modules
Invoice status changed (if status was changed due to an error) All modules
Document adjusted Verify
Document rerouted Verify, Manager
Document rejected Verify
Document created (during separation) Verify
Page separated Verify

See also: Including sender identification information for documents in the process log

Note
  • The recorded dates and times are those for the Kofax ReadSoft Entrance server.
  • Due to a database limitation, there will be empty lines in the process log. Empty lines do not indicate errors.