IQ Bot and Document Automation v.26 release
- Updated: 2024/05/03
IQ Bot and Document Automation v.26 release
Review what's new and changed, and the fixes and limitations in IQ Bot and Document Automation for the v.26 release.
Document Automation
What's new |
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Improve
extraction by providing changes to the Validator
You can now improve extraction by providing learning instances with validation feedback for Automation Anywhere models. You can achieve this by enabling the Validation feedback option in the Create learning instance and Edit learning instance windows. |
Search
for form or table fields
When creating a learning instance, when you are configuring fields, you can now search for fields by field name, field label, or data type. |
Process invoice-like documents
with user-defined document type
You
can now process documents that are visually similar to
invoices, such as purchase orders and sales orders, which
contain key-value pairs and a table structure. You can
achieve this by create learning instances with the
user-defined document type, using which you can also achieve
the following results:
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Enhancements to the Validator
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Monitor
document processing metrics in Bot Insight
dashboards
You can now visualize data, such as the number of documents uploaded per day, extraction time per document by learning instance, and STP percentage by learning instance, by using the customizable dashboards in the Document Workspace tab. |
Document Automation
now supports the bring your own key (BYOK) use case for the
Google Document AI product
license
Users can now configure their Control Room environment with Google Document AI licenses purchased from Google. This allows the learning instance to send documents to Google Document AI for extraction and for the Control Room to track consumption in the All licenses page. Configure key for Google Document AI | Automation 360 licenses |
View
Document Automation user activities in the
audit
log
With the AAE_Admin role or a custom role with the View audit log permission, you can now view the status of events related to learning instances, domains, and documents. |
Create and
train standard forms within the Control Room
Users with the AAE_IQ Bot Admin or AAE_IQ Bot Services roles can now create new standard forms in Document Automation. It is no longer necessary to leave the Control Room and open a third-party service to create or modify a standard form. The interface to configure the extraction model is launched from the Learning instances page. Note: To process documents in a learning instance which uses
the standard forms model in Document Automation:
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What's changed |
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To
connect a learning instance from Automation 360 IQ Bot,
you must have one of the following roles:
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Uploaded
documents and extracted data are now removed after 90 days even
if a document has not completed processing, except in the
following cases:
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If a
document is renamed to a new file extension and uploaded to a
Google Document AI pretrained model, the document
will fail processing. Workaround: Rename the document to the correct file extension. |
Fixes |
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Beside the Validate documents link,
the value that reflects the number of documents awaiting
validation is no longer hidden, and you can now view it without
adjusting the width of the Actions column. Previously, you had to adjust the width of the Actions column to see the value. |
You can
now successfully draw a box, zoom in, fit the box to match the
screen size, and then redraw the box without any issue.
Previously, when you drew a box, zoomed in, clicked Fit to screen, and then tried to redraw the box, the box appeared at a different location from where you clicked. |
In the Validator, you can now adjust the system-identified
region (SIR) by dragging the corners of the SIR when you zoom in
or zoom out. Previously, you could drag the corners of the SIR but not when you zoomed in or zoomed out. |
When you
connect to a learning instance from Automation 360 IQ Bot,
if the learning instance has an optional field with a set
default value and some fields that are unmapped, when you
process documents in that learning instance in Document Automation, the default value now appears
only in the mapped fields. Previously, the default value appeared incorrectly in the unmapped fields. |
In Community Edition, when you try to delete a
learning instance, the following, correct message is now
displayed and you can successfully delete the learning instance:
Community edition users are limited to 5
learning instances
Previously, although you could delete the learning instance, the following, incorrect message was displayed: Community edition users are limited to 5 learning instances and will not be able to delete. |
Fixed an issue where Document Automation sometimes failed to extract data from tables that span across multiple pages. Document Automation now supports data extraction from tables that span across multiple pages for Automation Anywhere models. |
You can
now use the action in a standalone bot that is
not part of an Automation Co-Pilot process.
Previously, this action could be used only
in the |
After the Validator times out because of inactivity, when you refresh it, instead of showing the most recent document that you validated, the Validator shows the first document that you validated. |
Limitations |
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Formula
validation does not support numbers that contain delimiters. For
example, 1,000 and 2.0 are not
supported. |
In
some cases, the Bot Agent does not clear
out its resources folder. Until the disk space is freed, the
production documents in processing will be affected. This issue
occurs intermittently. Workaround: Based on the issue, you must create a task scheduler to clean out the resources folder every day or every week. |
There is no notification when the product license is about to expire. When the product license expires, the Learning Instances tab is removed from the Control Room. |
Learning instances that use Google Document AI models do not reliably extract all the fields in a table, if the table that spans multiple pages. |
In On-Premises installation in Linux environments,
document processing sometimes fails because of a storage service
error.
Workaround: In the command prompt, run
the following
script:
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Document Automation does not support Oracle Database for On-Premises installations. |
Document Automation supports only the following
standard ports for On-Premises installations:
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Sometimes, files uploaded to train a standard form appear corrupted although the data is still usable. |
Standard forms in Document Automation is not supported in a multi-tenant Cloud Control Room that was upgraded from v.25. This limitation does not occur on a fresh installation of a multi-tenant Cloud Control Room. |
Learning instances with the user-defined document type do not support Dutch language documents. |
The first time you click a learning instance connected from Automation 360 IQ Bot, you are redirected to the IQ Bot homepage instead of the details page for that learning instance. |
Formula validation is not supported for custom fields if the field name contains a space. |
When you import a learning instance created in a previous version of Document Automation, the check box to send validation feedback to the system is unselected by default. You must edit the learning instance to select the check box. |
Document Automation does
not perform post-processing on connected learning instances that
contain Python custom logic with either of the following:
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Formula validation is not supported in learning instances with the user-defined document type. |
When you process documents using the IQ Bot Extraction package, the Python scripts are not applied properly on the form fields for the classic learning instances connected on Document Automation. This results in improper data extraction in the output CSV files and the Validator. |
When you click the Table icon on Form OCR Testing Tool (FOTT) editor, the text appearing on the pop-up window is not readable. |
If IQ Bot,Control Room, and Bot Agent are installed on the same Windows Server 2012 , then data extraction fails for any Classic learning instances connected in Document Automation. |
IQ Bot
What's new |
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When
user logs out, lock released immediately on documents in
Validator
When a user logs out of IQ Bot, the lock on the documents in validation is now released immediately so that other users can view or validate the documents. Previously, when a document was in the Validator queue, if the logged out, the lock on the document in the validator was not released immediately, as a result of which other users could not view or validate the document. |
IQ Bot Database Migration Assistant Tool now
supports Windows Authentication
When you migrate from Enterprise 11 to Automation 360 by using the Database Migration Assistant Tool, you can now use Windows Authentication for connecting to the IQ Bot database server. |
Choose
classification type while creating learning instance
When you create a learning instance, you can now choose which aliases and fields are considered for classification by using the Disable classification changes on domain modification (fields, alias) check box.
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What's changed |
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Upgraded
machine learning models
IQ Bot now uses an upgraded machine learning model for detection of check boxes and Advanced tables. |
Python
libraries upgraded to 64-bit
All the Python libraries provided in IQ Bot by Automation Anywhere for this release are now upgraded to 64-bit from 32-bit. If you are using third-party libraries, ensure that you upgrade to 64-bit libraries. After upgrading the third-party libraries, ensure that these libraries work successfully. |
Fixes |
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When
you download an unclassified document, click Delete
from the server, and then toggle the learning
instance from production to staging and back, the document no
longer appears in the untrained folder. Previously, when you
downloaded an unclassified document from the untrained groups,
even after you deleted it, the document still reappeared in the
folder. Service Cloud case ID: 01781935 |
When you
upload documents, the Classifier no longer halts or becomes
stuck. Documents that are not classified are now cleared from
the queue, allowing smoother processing of subsequent documents.
If these documents fail to be processed within the timeout
limit, they are now categorized as unclassified and you can
download these unclassified documents. Service Cloud case ID: 01762844, 01272642, 01750753 |
You can now install IQ Bot by using Windows authentication and CyberArk Vault and then rotate the key. Previously, when you tried to rotate the Vault key, the following error message was displayed: Error occurred while setting up the new key. Please check the logs |
You can now select multiple learning instances for backup by using the Search drop-down list. Previously, after you clicked the Create Backup option on the Migration Management page, if you selected a learning instance and then used the Search drop-down list to select another learning instance, the previously selected learning instance became deselected. |
The value displayed in the | field now matches the value in for the available learning instances.
You can
now add documents to manually created groups and upload
documents to staging. Previously, when you edited a manually created group or tried to upload a document, you encountered an error and the following error message was displayed: Failed to update manual group: Duplicate label found. Service Cloud case ID: 01849616, 01845590 |
You can
now use the migration utility to successfully migrate learning
instances created for a custom domain. When you import IQBA
files with duplicate fields (even through an API), the following
message is displayed alerting you to the existence of duplicate
fields: Error: Duplicate field found Invoice
number. Previously, the migration utility
could not be used to migrate learning instances created for a
custom domain. Service Cloud case ID: 00729627 |
During
migration, you can now successfully import and export IQBA
files. Previously, the import and export of IQBA files failed
because the content classification table contained duplicate
training fields. Service Cloud case ID: 00826891 |
When a
document is successfully downloaded, it is now placed in the
Success folder. Previously, documents that were
successfully processed were sent to the untrained folder,
causing inconsistencies in the download process. Service Cloud case ID: 00780227,00842077 |
When
there is an update in the domain, IQ Bot now
classifies a document to the same group. Previously, whenever there was any update in the domain, IQ Bot created new groups for the same document. Service Cloud case ID:01622981 |
If a
document without content is uploaded to a learning instance in
production, the following message is logged in the
bot_launcher.log file: Unable to upload file
<filename> to the Learning Instance. No content in file,
size 0" whenever there is a 0 KB file is
uploaded.
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The
security vulnerability related to Unquoted Service
Path has been fixed. Previously, the Windows host
referred to an installed service that used an unquoted service
path containing whitespace Automation Anywhere Cognitive
Console: D:\Program Files (x86)\Automation Anywhere IQ
Bot\Portal\node modules\winser\bin\nssm64.exe,
which resulted in the vulnerability. Service Cloud case ID:01880370 |
Limitations |
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You cannot create a bot in IQ Bot when an invalid document is uploaded to a custom or manual group. Also, when an invalid document is uploaded along with a valid document and processed for extraction, the See extraction page keeps loading. |
IQ Bot does not support Oracle Database for on-premises installations. |
During production processing, if a learning instance is switched from Production to Staging or the other way around, for any documents processed during this switch, the production document that appears in Validator is blurred and not in human-readable form. |
IQ Bot does not
perform post-processing on a field if the custom logic uses
Python script containing single quotes, such as
print('Test') . Ensure the Python script
uses only double quotes.Custom Logic Python script challenges in A360.26 IQBot (A-people login required) |
If your IQ Bot
custom logic uses the Pandas library, the
script must have the import Pandas
statement. |
IQ Bot
does not perform post-processing on a field if the custom logic
uses Python script containing characters from non-Latin
languages (Unicode characters), such as
äöüñй . |
In IQ Bot, when you run a script created on versions prior to Automation 360 v.26, you might see a warning. However, this does not impact the script execution and the functionality. |