Each process that can be used for Last Page Identification has its own set of properties. When configuring a Last Page Identification process, you will need to determine which properties a page must match to be identified as the last page of a document— these are the identification conditions. When a page meets these conditions, it will be defined as the last page of the document.
Note: Ensure When the Last Page Identification conditions are satisfied is selected under Last Page Identification in order to access the configurable processes.
Note: If the Last Page Identification process depends on the results of some other process, you will need to configure that process first.
Note: Last Page Identification conditions can be affected by other options you have configured (Quick Fields document length, and Keep each entry/file as separate document). For more information, see How Documents are Identified.
Example: Text Identification examines the text associated with a page. If text is not already associated with the pages you will scan, you will need to configure OCR or Text Extraction in Pre-Classification Processing or Page Processing to generate the text.
Example: Token Identification examines the tokens associated with a page. Configure processes that generate tokens in Pre-Classification Processing, First Page Identification, Page Processing, Last Page Identification, or Post-Processing to use their values in Token Identification.
To configure a process in Last Page Identification
Note: You will not be able to add, drag, or copy and paste processes to the Last Page Identification stage unless When the Last Page Identification conditions are satisfied is selected in the Tasks Pane. The stage itself will not expand for configuration without having this option selected.
Note: Last Page Identification tokens will not be available outside of the Last Page Identification stage.