Abstract: A method, computer system, and computer program product are provided for processing an output of batch processed information. A document storage system receives the output of batch processed information from a number of company portals, websites, and online systems of organization. The document storage system separates the output into individual documents and individual forms. The document storage system indexes the individual documents and forms according to metadata. The metadata includes structural attributes extracted from the individual documents and forms, and company relevant parameters identified from business intelligence for the organization. The document storage system stores the individual documents and forms in association with the metadata. Responsive to storing the individual documents and forms, the document storage system generates an event message. The event message comprises information about the storing of the individual documents and forms.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and computer program product are provided for processing an output of batch processed information. A document storage system receives the output of batch processed information from a number of company portals, websites, and online systems of organization. The document storage system separates the output into individual documents and individual forms. The document storage system indexes the individual documents and forms according to metadata. The metadata includes structural attributes extracted from the individual documents and forms, and company relevant parameters identified from business intelligence for the organization. The document storage system stores the individual documents and forms in association with the metadata. Responsive to storing the individual documents and forms, the document storage system generates an event message. The event message comprises information about the storing of the individual documents and forms.

Abstract: A method for enabling communication between a client computer and multiple services on a server, wherein the multiple services have differing, incompatible client profiles. A client request to access the service is received. An identity of the client is determined at an orchestration layer based on a general client identifier independent of the services. The client identifier also includes a mapping to specific client identifiers associated with ones of the services. A particular common client profile for the client is accessed. An API (application programming interface) in the orchestration layer routes the request to a specific API for the corresponding service. The specific API interfaces with a corresponding single module that provides the service. The API transmits needed information from the particular common client profile to a corresponding module client profile associated with the corresponding single module. The service is provided to the client computer accordingly.

Abstract: Training an artificial intelligence system to process agency notices. The process identifies historical data that includes historical text generated from optical character recognition performed on historical images of the agency notices and historical metadata for items in the historical images of the agency notices. The process generates annotations for the historical text. The annotations identify the items in the historical text and locations of the items in the historical text. The process trains the artificial intelligence system using the historical data and the annotations.

Abstract: A method for enabling communication between a client computer and multiple services on a server, wherein the multiple services have differing, incompatible client profiles. A client request to access the service is received. An identity of the client is determined at an orchestration layer based on a general client identifier independent of the services. The client identifier also includes a mapping to specific client identifiers associated with ones of the services. A particular common client profile for the client is accessed. An API (application programming interface) in the orchestration layer routes the request to a specific API for the corresponding service. The specific API interfaces with a corresponding single module that provides the service. The API transmits needed information from the particular common client profile to a corresponding module client profile associated with the corresponding single module. The service is provided to the client computer accordingly.