Reprocess a failed document
Re-run a document through the processing pipeline after it failed.
Open the
tab. Each failed document shows a red error icon in the Status column — hover it to read the error message. To list only failed files, switch to the
view.
Select the document (or several), then open the Tools menu in the toolbar and choose
— or right-click the selection and choose
from the menu. The file re-runs through the pipeline immediately — there is no confirmation dialog or options to set.
Retry from the Exceptions view
Open the Exceptions view and re-run the failed files.
Open the
view.
Re-run the files. One toolbar button re-runs them, and it renames itself based on your selection: with nothing selected it reads
and re-runs every failed file in the current view; with rows selected it reads
and re-runs only those. The number in brackets is the count it will act on.
If a file failed specifically at the PDF-conversion step,
appears; it retries the file while skipping that step.
Retry All and Retry Selected resume from the last completed stage where they can, so work already done — detection, PDF conversion, OCR — is usually kept; a file that failed at the final optimisation or finalising steps restarts from the beginning instead. Re-process Selection (in the Files tab's Tools menu) always restarts from the very beginning and discards that work; use it for a completely clean run.
Password-protected files cannot be reprocessed in-app; see Unlock a password-protected file.
For the meaning of each error type (password protected, unsupported file type, empty file, file too large), see Document processing and errors.
What you've done
You've re-run a failed document without leaving BriefTech — either with Re-process Selection from the Files tab, which restarts from the beginning, or with Retry All / Retry Selected in the Exceptions view, which resume from the last completed stage where they can. The file goes back through the same processing pipeline.
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