- For invoices, map each training batch to its company in the Vendors database.
- For purchase orders, map each training batch to its company in the Variants database.
Map training batches to vendors
Map each training batch to its vendor using one of these identifiers.Map by VendorId
In FlexiCapture for Invoices, and in the external system where the data captured from invoices is exported, vendors are identified by the value of VendorId. When these identifiers are the same in both projects (which can happen when both projects relate to the same external system), enable the Preserve Variant ID option in the Import Training Batches dialog box (Field Training → Import Training Batches). This retains VendorId identifiers for all batches. Do not use the Preserve Variant ID option if the project you are importing into uses different VendorId identifiers, or if VendorId identifiers depend on the business unit.Map by VATID and IBAN
Training batches cannot be matched with their vendors based on VendorId if:- Your projects export data into different external systems (because different vendor lists are used).
- VendorId is different for different business units.
Import training batches into a new project
1
Open the target project
In the Project Setup Station of FlexiCapture Distributed or the Administrator Station of FlexiCapture Standalone, open a new project.
2
Open Import Training Batches
On the main menu, click Field Training → Import Training Batches.
3
Choose the mapping method
Depending on the method used to map the training batches to their companies, select or clear the Preserve Variant ID option in the Import Training Batches dialog box.
4
Specify the source project
Specify the path to the project that contains the training batches to import.
5
Select the source Document Definition
If the source project has more than one Document Definition, select the one to import training batches from.
6
Select the target Document Definition
If the target project has more than one Document Definition, select the one to import the training batches for.
You can associate an imported training batch with a Document Definition manually. To do this, right-click the training batch and click Change Document Definition on the shortcut menu. You can also associate a training batch with its company.
- The trained FlexiLayout variants.
- The sample images that were used for training.
If you import a training batch for a company that already has a training batch in the new project, the program selects the best training batch: the documents in each batch are matched with the trained FlexiLayout variant from that batch, and the batch with the greater number of correctly detected fields wins.
