Onbase Developer
Onbase Developer
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review & analyze business requirements
- Analyze and interpret data to develop innovative solutions for the business and clients
- Provide end user support and communication
- Produce, publish and distribute scheduled and ad-hoc client and operational reports relating to the development and performance of products, processes and technologies
- Design, develop and deploy OnBase solutions that automate business process through workview, workflow, case management and other OnBase functionality
- Plan and test software updates. Troubleshoot and resolve defects or configuration changes
- Well-versed in creating the Automatic process through OCR (Advance Capture)
- Workflow Configuration and Administration using out of the box rules and actions, writing Vbscripts and Unity in workflows to implement actions/rules not readily available in OnBase.
- Barcode process configuration and Scan queue configuration for indexing with Kofax Scanners.
- Should possess extensive knowledge in developing Custom Eform using HTML and CSS.Extensive knowledge of VBscripts and JavaScript used within HTML for various validations and aesthetic look and feel of the document.
- Dynamically updatable E-forms using hidden XML variables.
- Knowledge of writing web services
- Extensive knowledge of Unity Script development and API used.
- Worked on integrating VPD with Scan Queues as a preprocessor to convert imported PDF documents into TIFF before they are added to Scan queues.
- Extensive experience in SQL Server Database developing T-SQL queries, stored procedures.
- OnBase version from 17 to EP4 is desired.
- Experience in.
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