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The Symphony Analyzer Tool provides you with a precise number of documents and pages in your document repository that are currently not text searchable. In addition it provides other useful analytics regarding the documents you have stored.
We recommend that you run the Symphony Analyzer Tool from the fastest workstation available to obtain the quickest results.
Windows XP or higher (including server operating systems, physical or virtual machines)
750 MHz or faster processor
1 GB RAM
1 GB available disk space
100 Mbps or better network connection to your file server
Workstation that has 16 CPUs (logical processors)
4 GB of RAM
Fast network connection between the PC and the server (1 gbps is recommended)
100 GB+ of disk space
Because analysis is CPU intensive, the Symphony Analyzer Tool is designed to consume all CPU resources available during analysis. With many other software applications, seeing the CPU spike for a long period of time can be cause for concern - but with Symphony, it is absolutely expected and desirable. Symphony is a good digital citizen by allowing other applications to use those CPUs when they need to. You may notice a little delay when other applications need the CPU, but we've had no reports of Symphony preventing anything from running as needed.
While your advisor will work with you to understand the reporting and analytics, some folks love to have a sneak preview on what the tool shows:
The Symphony OCR Summary page can be considered the "Dashboard" for Symphony OCR to allow users to view/manage the system condition of Symphony OCR, including current and historical progress and many more items. Below we've highlighted the most common features for Symphony OCR's dashboard.