Documents Unit Overview
A Documents Unit in a flow diagram handles document-related operations within a workflow. It’s commonly used to store or retrieve document-style records such as JSON or XML documents.
- What it does:
- Manages document objects in the workflow.
- Provides actions such as:
- Create a new document.
- Retrieve an existing document.
- Update document metadata or content.
- Delete a document.
- Often interacts with a document repository or content management system (CMS).
- How it works:
- Input: Document ID, file path, or metadata from previous steps.
- Action Selection:
- Create: Upload or generate a document.
- Read: Fetch document details or content.
- Update: Modify metadata or replace content.
- Delete: Remove document from storage.
- Output: Document object or status (success/failure) for next steps.
- Use case:
- Document Workflow: Fetch a scanned invoice for OCR processing.
- Integration: Store generated reports in a document repository.
- Compliance: Update metadata for audit tracking.
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