Automation Notes And Limits
Processing settings do not control the actual schedule
Section titled “Processing settings do not control the actual schedule”The setup page includes:
Enable Auto ProcessingAuto Process Interval
These fields suggest that they directly start, stop, or time automatic processing. In the current implementation, the actual scheduler is the Business Central Job Queue entry created from Setup Job Queue on the document queue page.
Impact:
- Turning the setup fields on does not start automation by itself.
- Turning them off does not appear to stop the scheduled job by itself.
- Users must manage the Job Queue entry status and timing instead.
Treat these fields as informational. The Job Queue entry is the real automation control.
Data retention wording suggests cleanup that is not implemented here
Section titled “Data retention wording suggests cleanup that is not implemented here”The setup page includes:
Retain Documents DaysDelete After Processing
The field captions and tooltips imply automatic cleanup of processed documents. In the source reviewed for this section, there is no matching scheduled cleanup job or retention routine using these fields.
Impact:
- Users may expect old queue entries or stored files to be removed automatically.
- That expectation is not supported by the automation code reviewed for this section.
Do not rely on automatic retention cleanup unless that behavior is validated in your environment.