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The PDF.co integrator. Designed to work with data inside the application.']module[/tooltip]s allow you to convert documents, and images into PDF and vice-versa from your PDF.co account.
Prerequisites
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A PDF.co account – create an account at app.pdf.co/signup.
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The module dialog fields that are displayed in bold (in the Boost.space Integrator scenario, not in this documentation article) are mandatory! |
To connect your PDF.co account to Boost.space Integrator you need to obtain the API Key from your PDF.co account and insert it in the Create a connection dialog in the Boost.space Integrator module.
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Log in to your PDF.co account.
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Click Your API Key and copy the API key to your clipboard.
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Go to Boost.space Integrator and open the PDF.co module’s Create a connection dialog.
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In the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection.
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In the Your PDF.co API Key. Sign up at www.PDF.co to get one field, enter the API key copied in step 2, and click Continue.
The connection has been established.
Convert PDF pages to structured CSV, XML, JSON, Plain Text, and other formats.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the convert type you want to apply to the PDF. For example, PDF to CSV. |
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Enter a Comma-separated list of page indices (or ranges) to process the PDF. Leave the field blank to process all the pages. The first page is 0 (zero). For example, ‘0,1-2,5-‘. |
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Enter (map) the password for the PDF you want to convert. |
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Select whether you want the output as a string. Please Note: Do not enable the inline if you need to download the output file. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for the PDF:
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Convert PDF to JPG or PNG for every selected pdf page or page range.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the convert type you want to apply to the PDF. For example, PDF to CSV. |
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Enter a comma-separated list of page indices (or ranges) to process the PDF into images. Leave the field blank to process all the pages. The first page is 0 (zero). For example, ‘0,1-2,5-‘. |
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Enter (map) the password for the PDF you want to convert. |
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Select whether you want the output as a string. Please Note: Do not enable the inline if you need to download the output file. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for the PDF:
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Convert documents, spreadsheets, presentations, emails, single images to PDF.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the convert type. For example, Email to PDF. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for the PDF:
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Creates PDF from one or more JPEG, PNG, or TIFF images.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address link to the input file or multiple links separated by a comma.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for the PDF:
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Convert HTML code or URL to PDF.
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Select or map the convert type.
Enter (map) the HTML code which you want to convert to PDF.
Enter (map) the URL address of the webpage which you want to convert to PDF. |
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Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the orientation of the PDF:
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Select or map the PDF paper size. For example, Letter. |
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Select whether you want to enable the PDF background printing. |
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Select whether you want to enable the waiting for a full load. This helps speed up the pages with dynamic content. |
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Enter (map) the overrides margins CSS styles for the converted PDF page. For example, ’10px’ , ‘5mm’, ‘5in’ for all sides or ‘5px 5px 5px 5px’. The order of margins values is top, right, bottom, left. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for the PDF:
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Merges multiple PDF files into one PDF. Also supports doc, docx, rtf, txt, xls, xlsx, csv, jpg, png, and zip as input in Advanced mode.
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Select whether you want to enable the support for doc, docx, rtf, xls, xlsx, txt, jpg, png, and zip files as input. Uses |
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address link to the input file or multiple links separated by a comma.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for merged PDF:
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PDF splitter that takes a PDF file and splits given pages or page ranges into multiple PDF files.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address link to the input file or multiple links separated by a comma.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the option to split the PDF:
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Enter (map) the text you want to search.
Select whether you want to exclude the key pages.
Select whether you want to enable the Regex search.
Select whether the text is case-sensitive.
Select or map the language of the text. |
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Enter (map) comma-separated indices of pages (or ranges) that you want to split from the document.The first-page indice is always 1. For example, if you have a 7-page document that you want to be split into 3 separate PDFs but different numbers of pages it would go like this: 1, 2, 3- or 1, 2, 3-7 which will result in 1 PDF with page one, 1 PDF with page two and one PDF with the rest of the pages. You can also use inverted page numbers adding ! before the number.- !1 : the last page ,- 2-!2: from the second to the penultimate page,- !2- : last two pages. Also, you can use a single asterisk( * ) character as the range to split the document into separate pages. SPECIAL CASES: You can use a single asterisk( * ) symbol to split the document into separate pages.The parameter must be a string. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for merged PDF:
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Adds text and images to a PDF document.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Add the text annotation you want to add to the PDF:
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Gets PDF document information such as the number of pages, author, keyword, and others.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details whose details you want to retrieve:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
User pre-built extraction templates to automatically read invoices, reports, orders, statements, and other documents with fields and tables.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details whose details you want to retrieve:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file. |
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Set to |
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Select or map the output format of the document:
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for merged PDF:
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Generates high-quality printable and scannable barcodes as images or PDF. Supports QR Code, Code 39, Code 128, Datamatrix, PDF417, UPC, EAN, and many others.
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Enter (map) the value to be encoded into the barcode. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the barcode type. For example, Code39. |
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Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for barcode:
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Read barcodes from images, tiff, pdf documents, scanned documents. All popular types of barcodes are supported from Code 39, Code 128 to QR Code, Datamatrix, and PDF417. Supports noisy and damaged barcodes, scans, pdf, documents.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details whose details you want to retrieve:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Select or map the barcode type. For example, Code39. |
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Enter (map) a comma-separated list of page indices (or ranges) to process. Leave empty for all pages. The first page is 0 (zero). For example, ‘0,1-2,5-‘. |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
Uploads a file into temporary storage for use with PDF.co.
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Enter (map) the data of the file to be uploaded. The source file is uploaded to secure PDF.co storage and stored for 1 hour. You can use the generated |
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Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
Universal Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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Enter a path relative to
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Select the HTTP method you want to use:
to retrieve information for an entry.
to create a new entry.
to update/replace an existing entry.
to make a partial entry update.
to delete an entry. |
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Enter the desired request headers. You don’t have to add authorization headers; we already did that for you. |
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Enter the request query string. |
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Enter the body content for your API call. |
Fills a PDF form.
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Select or map the option to provide the PDF file details:
Select or map the file data.
Select or map the URL address of the PDF file.
Enter (map) the override file name including the extension for the generated output. The value must be a string. |
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Add the fields to fill in the PDF form:
Enter (map) the
Enter (map) the field name.
Enter the text details to fill in the field. To check a checkbox field, set to |
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Add the optional custom configuration for hidden properties. For example: |
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Select or map the export type for the PDF:
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