Automated Payment and Triage Workflow Enhancement

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Automated Payment and Triage Workflow Enhancement

  • Day: 2025-10-28
  • Time: 01:15 to 02:57
  • Project: Dev
  • Workspace: WP 2: Operational
  • Status: Completed
  • Priority: MEDIUM
  • Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
  • Tags: JSON, Automation, Promptflow, Scripting, File Management

Description

Session Goal: The session focused on enhancing and automating the payment processing and triage workflows using JSON schemas, PromptFlow, and scripting tools.

Key Activities:

  • Developed JSON schemas for second-pass triage processes, ensuring organized file management with deterministic filename conventions and folder structures.
  • Created automation scripts for payment processing, including bash and Python scripts for running payment cycles and managing file organization.
  • Outlined structured approaches for processing payment and statement documents, emphasizing data integrity and organization.
  • Provided a comprehensive overview of generalized scripts for triage cycles, detailing functionality and implementation considerations.
  • Improved mover scripts for handling triage outputs, ensuring safety and organization through logging and quarantine options.
  • Diagnosed and fixed PromptFlow tool path errors, ensuring correct execution context.
  • Managed PromptFlow outputs with artifact management strategies for reproducibility and traceability.
  • Enhanced triage indexer and runner scripts to improve data preservation and error prevention.

Achievements:

  • Successfully implemented JSON schemas and automation scripts, enhancing the efficiency and reliability of payment processing and triage workflows.
  • Resolved PromptFlow tool path errors and managed outputs effectively, ensuring reproducibility and traceability.

Pending Tasks:

  • Further testing and validation of the enhanced scripts and workflows to ensure robustness and error handling.
  • Continuous monitoring and adjustment of the automation processes to align with evolving requirements.

Evidence

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