OVERVIEW
The PowerRetrieve document capture and retrieval engine is now available for software developers to integrate its powerful capabilities into their own software or Line of Business applications.
Key Features
PowerRetrieve provides a powerful RESTful Application Programming Interface (API) which allows developers and OEM partners to programmatically pass search queries into the PowerRetrieve Document Repository and receive back a hit list of matching documents with fragments of text, highlighting colour-coded hit words.
Pass search queries into PowerRetrieve
Returns hit lists and colour coded document fragments
Download original documents
Create New documents
Update existing documents
It is a RESTful API and returns xml based output for calling applications to consume.
This API uses HTTP for all four Create, Read, Update and Delete operations.
Pass search queries into PowerRetrieve
Returns hit lists and colour coded document fragments
Download original documents
Create New documents
Update existing documents
It is a RESTful API and returns xml based output for calling applications to consume.
This API uses HTTP for all four Create, Read, Update and Delete operations.
Applications
The PowerRetrieve API was used to integrate the PowerRetrieve technology into Microsoft SharePoint
360Globalnet have integrated PowerRetrieve into their data analytics platform using the PowerRetrieve API
The PowerRetrieve web search user interface was built using the PowerRetrieve RESTful API
Contact
Infocap Technologies LtdBourne House, 475 Godstone Road
Whyteleafe, CR3 0BL
Tel: +44 (0) 1793 840838
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