DocuMine Documentation

Rules are written in Drools, a programming language commonly used for defining business rules and logic. All rules need to follow the "when-then" format. If you do not adhere to this format, you will not be able to save your changes.

Rule skeleton:

rule "<Rule Group>.<Rule Unit>.<Rule Number>: <Rule Name>"
    when
        // Define the target layout element for the information extraction
    then
        // Apply information extraction commands
    end

Rule naming conventions

Rule Group, Rule Unit, and Rule Number form the Rule Identifier.

Rule Group	alphanumerical
Rule Unit	number
Rule Number	number

Rule identifier

Rule identifier requirements:

• The Rule Identifier must be unique in the rule file.

• The Rule Identifier used in the rule must match the Rule Identifier in the rule name.

  Example:

  

  Rule identifier in the rule

Rule naming examples:

• CP.1.0: Batch Number

• CP.1.1: Batch Number from CoA

• CP.1.2: Batch Number from Substances

• CP.2.0: Plant species

• CP.2.1: Species from Botanical Conservation

• CP.2.2: Species from Cultivation Practices