IQ Bot feature comparison matrix
Review the differences between Automation 360 IQ Bot and IQ Bot Extraction360 (Preview) by comparing the features in them.
Automation 360 IQ Bot | IQ Bot Extraction360 (Preview) | |
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Administration and setup | ||
Installation | Separate installer | Installed as part of the Control Room |
Database administration | Separate database; requires additional effort for backups and maintenance | Uses the Control Room database; no additional backup or maintenance needed |
Server configuration | Extensive SSL configuration, RabbitMQ administration, HA and DR | Works out of the box |
Learning instance configuration | ||
Alias management (keywords) | No way to add or remove field aliases | Users can view, add, or remove field aliases |
Confidence threshold | Does not work out of the box; server-level configuration | Helps to catch false positive outcomes; field-level configuration |
Field order and field name customization | NA | Helps to improve validation efficiency |
Field configuration | Must be done for every group | Needs to be done only once |
Ability to remove fields | No | Yes |
Ability to change OCR engine | No | Yes |
Output format | CSV only | CSV or JSON |
Human review and validation | ||
Validation queue management | No | Use filters and search to find specific learning instances or documents |
RBAC | No | Assign learning instances to a custom role |
End-to-end automation | ||
Task bots | Must be manually created | Control Room automatically creates task bots for a learning instance |
See status and history of uploaded documents | No | Yes |
Customizable document processing workflow | No | IQ Bot-specific option to enable human review in the workflow |
Cloud support | ||
Cloud-native deployment | Only through virtual machines | Docker containers |
Sandbox support | No | Yes |
GCP support | No | Yes |
Security | ||
Retention policy | No | Supported by AARI storage |