Scan Barcodes from GZ files on PHP
Parse GZ files and 61 other formats such as invoices, receipts or financial tables to scan barcodes.
Parse GZ files and 61 other formats such as invoices, receipts or financial tables to scan barcodes.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud, an innovative cloud-based document parsing and data extraction REST API, offers a comprehensive solution for businesses and developers aiming to seamlessly integrate advanced document processing capabilities into their applications. A prominent feature within this API is its proficient barcode scanning functionality, designed to enable efficient extraction of barcode information from various document types. This feature empowers businesses across industries that rely on barcode data for inventory management, logistics, asset tracking, and more.
The barcode scanning feature of GroupDocs.Parser Cloud employs sophisticated algorithms to recognize and decode an extensive range of barcode formats, encompassing both 1D and 2D barcodes. Whether it’s QR codes, Code 39, Code 128, EAN, or UPC, the API reliably identifies and extracts barcode data with precision. The process begins by loading the document using the API, and then, through the barcode scanner, it locates barcode images and employs pattern recognition techniques to extract essential data encoded within them.
The extracted barcode information can then be seamlessly integrated into the business workflow, whether it’s for database entry, automated sorting, or real-time tracking. By combining the barcode scanning feature with other functionalities offered by GroupDocs.Parser Cloud, such as text extraction, metadata retrieval, and document conversion, developers can create powerful applications that streamline data processing, enhance productivity, and improve accuracy across various document-related tasks.
Yes, you can integrate GroupDocs.Parser Cloud APIs into your application regardless of the programming language or platform. GroupDocs provides SDKs for popular programming languages like .NET, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, and Node.js. Additionally, you can use the RESTful APIs directly with any programming language that supports HTTP requests.
No, GroupDocs.Parser Cloud does not store your documents on their servers after processing. This helps ensure the privacy and security of your data.
Yes, GroupDocs.Parser Cloud supports both 1D and 2D barcodes.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud supports a wide range of document formats, including GZ, PDF, Microsoft Word (DOC, DOCX), Excel (XLS, XLSX), PowerPoint (PPT, PPTX), and various image formats like JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and more.
Yes, GroupDocs.Parser Cloud can extract metadata from various document formats including GZ. Metadata includes information such as document properties (author, creation date, etc.), document title, keywords, and more.
Yes, GroupDocs.Parser Cloud provides error codes and descriptions in the response, helping developers identify and address issues effectively.
RESTful APIs (Representational State Transfer) are a set of architectural principles for designing networked applications. GroupDocs.Parser Cloud provides RESTful APIs that allow you to interact with the service over the internet using standard HTTP methods. These APIs enable you to programmatically access GroupDocs.Parser Cloud features for document parsing, data extraction, barcode and QR code scanning, and other functionalities.
Barcodes are one-dimensional data representations using varying-width lines, often used for basic product identification, while QR codes are two-dimensional matrix barcodes capable of storing more diverse data types, commonly employed for interactive purposes like URL linking, contact details, and marketing.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud aims to provide a reliable service. While it generally functions well, occasional issues or downtimes might occur. You can refer to the GroupDocs.Parser Cloud documentation or contact their support for information on service reliability and uptime.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud employs SSL/TLS encryption for secure data transmission between your application and their servers. This ensures that your data is protected during transit.
Yes, GroupDocs.Parser Cloud provides comprehensive documentation that includes API reference, SDK examples, code samples, and guides to help you get started with integrating and using the API effectively.
RESTful APIs provide a standardized and accessible way to interact with document parsing and data extraction services like GroupDocs.Parser Cloud. They enable seamless integration, automation, and customization of document-related tasks within your application, while maintaining a high level of flexibility and scalability.
Authentication is typically achieved through API keys or OAuth tokens. You will obtain these credentials from GroupDocs and include them in your API request headers. The API documentation provides details on the required authentication process, endpoints, request structure, and response formats.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud enables you to extract text from documents. This includes extracting text content from entire documents or specific pages. The extracted text can be used for search, analysis, indexing, and various data processing tasks.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud prioritizes the security of your data. It uses SSL/TLS encryption for data transmission, and your documents are not stored on their servers after processing.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud allows you to extract images embedded within documents. This is particularly useful when you need to access visual content such as logos, diagrams, or charts.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud supports a wide range of document formats, including PDF, Microsoft Word (DOC, DOCX), Excel (XLS, XLSX), PowerPoint (PPT, PPTX), and various image formats like JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and more.
One of the standout features is the ability to extract tabular data from documents. The API can automatically detect tables within documents, analyze their structure, and extract both the tabular data and associated formatting.
The API can extract document metadata, which includes information about the document itself. This may include details like document author, creation date, title, and keywords.
