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To queue documents for automated processing, you ingest the source files into a managed system. The tool handles duplicate detection, classifies the processing mode, archives the originals, and updates a central task queue file for management.

Preventing duplicate document processing requires a deduplication check during source ingestion. The system scans existing files in the queue before adding new documents, ensuring redundant items are skipped and unique claim numbering is maintained across the workflow.

Document classification for extraction and analysis works by evaluating ingested source content. The system automatically determines the appropriate processing mode—extract, analyze, or reference—based on the document's characteristics before adding it to the task queue.

Yes, you can use source ingestion to archive documents and manage tasks simultaneously. The ingestion process catalogs the source file, moves it to a permanent archive location, assigns a unique claim number, and creates a task entry in a central queue file.

You do not need to manually move source files before adding them to the processing queue. The ingestion workflow handles archival automatically, moving source documents to a permanent storage location immediately after deduplication and classification checks are completed.

When document ingestion detects a duplicate file in the queue, it prevents redundant processing by skipping the file. The system ensures only unique documents are classified into processing modes, archived, and assigned unique claim numbers for task management.