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The Interactive Demo UI is a secure, browser-based sandbox environment that allows you to manually upload files, run parsing operations, and preview structured JSON outputs without writing backend code or wiring up integrations first.

What is a Parser Instance?

To use the Demo UI, you must configure a Parser Instance. A Parser Instance acts as a secure connector between a specific Tenant Application’s credentials and the interactive upload space.
1-to-1 App Mapping: Each Parser Instance is bound to exactly one Tenant Application. A single application cannot be registered under multiple instances simultaneously.
You can view your active connections, their assigned subscription plans, and delete instances from the Parsing Instances screen: Parsing Instances List

Creating a Parser Instance

Click Add Instance + in the top right of the screen to open the creation modal: Create Parser Instance Modal Provide the following credentials:
  • Display Name: Enter a custom label to identify this test workspace (e.g., Invoicing Sandbox).
  • Client ID: Paste the public system-generated Client ID from your Application Settings.
  • Client Secret: Manually paste the application’s Client Secret.
Why Manual Secret Entry is Required: To protect your security boundary, the platform does not cache or expose application plaintext secrets in dashboard settings. Manually pasting the secret provides explicit consent for the platform to encrypt and store the secret (AES-encrypted at rest) to request tokens on your behalf.
Click Create to initialize the workspace.

File Upload & Job Monitoring

Once your Parser Instance is created, click its name from the list to enter the upload workspace. Upload and Jobs Screen Click the Upload File ↑ button in the top right to upload test files (supporting formats such as PDF, EML, and DWG). The workspace displays a real-time list of your processing history with the following statuses:
  • Processing (Blue): The parser is actively reading and extracting data.
  • Completed (Green): Parsing succeeded. Click the download icon under Actions to retrieve the structured output.
  • Failed (Red): Extraction failed.
  • Expired (Gray): The temporary storage period has ended.

The 24-Hour Expiration Policy

To protect data privacy and optimize server performance, the Demo UI enforces a strict retention limit:
All test parsing jobs expire exactly 24 hours after completion.Once a job transitions to the Expired status, the extracted output is permanently purged from storage, and the download action becomes permanently disabled. Ensure you download and evaluate your outputs within this 24-hour window.

Last modified on May 30, 2026