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After scanning is finished and the images are separated into documents and batches, the batches may be sent to ABBYY Vantage for further processing using various skills. To set up export options, in the Send to ABBYY Vantage dialog box, select File > Sending Options…., and then set up the export parameters by doing the following:
  1. Enter the address of your ABBYY Vantage server in Server or select it from the drop-down list.
  2. In the Skill section, select a skill that will be used to process the exported documents.
Note: Currently, images exported to ABBYY Vantage can only be processed using Process skills.
Export options may also be selected for each individual batch type. To initiate the export process with the last selected scenario, click Send to Vantage on the main window toolbar. To select a scenario manually, click the arrow next to the Send to Vantage button on the toolbar, select the export options, and click OK to start the export process. Alternatively, you can select File > Send Batch.
Note: Each exported batch will be processed in ABBYY Vantage as a single transaction regardless of the number of documents contained therein. If you want to process an exported document in a separate transaction, place all pages of that document in a separate batch. When batches are exported, the order of their pages is preserved.
Once export is finished, you can view the processing results for your documents in ABBYY Vantage, and if required, manually correct the extracted values. For more information, see Manual Review. Completed batches can be deleted automatically after they have been successfully exported to avoid cluttering up the Batches pane. To enable this feature, select Delete batch automatically after sending on the General tab of the Options dialog box (Tools > Options…). The program also allows you to set up background export options on the Sending Tasks tab of the Options dialog box. To cancel exporting a batch, right-click the batch and select Cancel Export from the shortcut menu.