This topic applies to normal line items, bank account tables, and tax tables.
When you verify a document containing line items, the dialog is displayed. It contains the interpreted results of each item.
Line items are verified in the same manner as single item fields, except there are no field proposals and additional functions can be performed. If they are incorrect, line item values can be entered manually.
Verify line items using the procedures described below.
If multiple edits are required to correct the initial interpretation of line items, it can be useful to remove all of the line items for the document in Verify and then draw new ones.
to remove
all current line items. The following procedure is the preferred way to add line items rows since Entrance learns how to capture table data from similar documents this way.
to begin
defining an example of a missing line item. The dialog
displays, and you are guided through the fields necessary for the
line item row depending on the document profile the
document definition is based on. Typically only two or three examples are needed to capture the complete table if complex line items are found on the document.
Entrance learns how to capture line items automatically when examples are drawn using . However, if documents from a specific sender have repeated interpretation problems, optimize the table to improve interpretation results.
If you try to approve a line item value on an document that does not match the format specification, a warning is displayed, prompting you to either confirm or change the value. You can confirm a value that does not match the format specification.
When you double-click on a document image, focus moves to the box containing the field value. If you want to change this behavior, deselect on the menu.