Displaying details for a processed file

Required pipeline permission: Preview pipeline files

From a file list, to display the details for a file, click the file name.

Original tab - File content

For files other than .txt files, the Original tab allows you to toggle between the generated Markdown and the rendered text.

Original tab on the processed file details for a file that is not a .txt file

For a .txt file, where there is no difference between the Markdown and the rendered text, the Original tab displays the file content.

Original tab for a processed .txt file

In a pipeline that is configured to also generate redacted files, the Redacted <file type> option allows you to display the redacted version of a PDF or image file.

Pipeline file details with the option to view the redacted file

Entities tab - Detected entities in the file

The Entities tab displays the file content with the detected entity values in context.

The actual values are followed by the type labels. For example, the given name John is displayed as John NAME_GIVEN.

Entities tab on the processed file details

JSON tab - Output JSON for the file

The JSON tab contains the content of the output file. For cloud storage pipelines, the files are also in the output location that you configured for the pipeline.

JSON tab on the processed file details

For details about the JSON output structure for the different types of files, go to Structure of the pipeline output file JSON.

Tables tab - Tables in a PDF or image file

For a PDF or image file that contains one or more tables, the Tables tab displays the tables. If the file does not contain any tables, then the Tables tab does not display.

Tables tab for a processed pipeline file

Key-Value Pairs tab - Key-value pairs in a PDF or image file

For a PDF or image file that contains key-value pairs, the Key-Value Pairs tab displays the key-value pairs. If the file does not contain key-value pairs, then the Key-Value Pairs tab does not display.

Key-Value Pairs tab for a processed pipeline file

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