PrizmDoc

viewing documents with PrizmDoc, where the HTML5 Viewing page for v14.10 documents the viewer REST endpoints that get a page count, page attributes, SVG or image page renders, page tiles and thumbnails, and the page text for a range, and the overview says the HTML Viewer control lets users view, search, annotate, redact, print and download documents in many different file formats without leaving the application or installing custom software, with an option to use Microsoft Office for high-fidelity rendering of Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, support for viewing and searching large documents with thousands of pages, pre-converted viewing packages for faster loading, and a customizable stock UI and JavaScript API; the system requirements name the current and one version back of Android Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Safari, and the scope is the browser viewer and its documented operations, not a native application, with no rendering-fidelity guarantee beyond the options the vendor names

editing and annotating documents with PrizmDoc, where the Annotation API page says annotations are supported for 50+ file types including PDF, Office and image formats, that revisions are tracked through layers and annotations can be managed, merged and toggled on and off, that the system preserves the original documents, and that annotations can be removed from or burned into final files while preserving underlying content; the template-based forms page documents creating text fields directly in the viewer, adding signatures, initials, text boxes, dates and checkboxes, marking mandatory fields, assigning roles, controlling alignment, applying input masks and setting tab order; the form-field detection page documents automatic detection of form fields from AcroForm documents and from scanned TIFF or bitmap documents including underscore and low-dash lines, form field rectangles and checkboxes, manual addition where detection falls short, field types of text input, check box, date, initial and signature, and populating fields with customer data and extracting user-filled data, with the detector an add-on for self-hosted and included with PrizmDoc Cloud-Hosted; the watermark page documents text, diagonal text and image watermarks with font, placement, opacity and font size.

The scope is the documented annotation, form and watermark work, makes no claim of in-place editing of existing text or layout, and keeps redaction with the record's redaction field rather than this job

extracting text with PrizmDoc, where the HTML5 Viewing page for v14.10 documents a viewing-session Text endpoint that returns currently available text and text metadata for a range of pages and notes that it is designed to support the viewer, and explicitly directs anyone who wants to programmatically extract text from a document to the Search Contexts API, namely POST /v2/searchContexts and GET /v2/searchContexts/{contextId}/records; the large documents page documents server-side search for large documents and pre-converted viewing packages, and the advanced search feature page is listed as the search capability; the scope is the documented Search Contexts text extraction and the server-side search path, makes no OCR claim because OCR is the separate ocr job, and makes no structured-data, table or field extraction claim beyond form data described under edit

converting documents with PrizmDoc, where the Content Conversion Service page documents a REST conversion API that converts files from a variety of input formats to several common output formats, with POST /v2/contentConverters starting a conversion and GET /v2/contentConverters/{processId} reporting status, supporting output formats of jpeg, pdf, png, svg and tiff, plus docx only when the source is PDF and xlsx only when the source is XLS or CSV, with the docx and xlsx destinations requiring the Microsoft Office rendering mode and its feature in the licence key; multiple input files are supported only when the destination is pdf or tiff, the pages option is likewise only supported for pdf or tiff destinations, a password option and page rotation are documented, and the overview says conversion covers Office, PDF, Email, HTML, TIFF, PNG, JPEG, CAD and many other kinds of documents to PDF, TIFF, PNG, JPEG or SVG, that multiple input documents can be merged, that headers, footers and watermarks can be applied, and that a non-searchable PDF or TIFF can be converted into a visually identical PDF that supports full-text search; the scope records those directions and the Office-rendering licence dependency, and makes no fidelity guarantee

electronically signing documents with PrizmDoc, where the eSignature feature page documents allowing users to electronically sign and date documents inside the application without printing and scanning, creating a freehand signature by drawing with a mouse, stylus or finger or a text signature by typing in a text box, and saving signatures for reuse across multiple documents and sessions within the same browser, with the demo showing the e-sign workflow; the scope is electronic signatures as documented on that page, with no certificate-based digital signature, timestamping, long-term validation or audit-trail claim, and no claim of a full agreement workflow

running optical character recognition with PrizmDoc, where the Advanced OCR API page documents OCR of full pages or user-defined zones, image orientation information and recognition of images in any orientation including multi-page images, location and confidence information for each character, segmentation, predefined character sets, rejection of characters whose recognition fails, minimum confidence values, expected data type and expected recognition language, alternate character results with confidence values, and regular expressions or data validation lists to refine results; the page states robust language support for over 60 languages and lists them, with Chinese Traditional, Hong Kong Traditional and Simplified, Indonesian, Korean, Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese provided by an additional Asian Language OCR add-on; the scope records the 60-plus language statement and the Asian add-on as the vendor's claims, makes no accuracy figure claim, and does not claim handwriting or structured table extraction