ManualTrigger Automate

ManualTrigger Automate streamlines the process of uploading and processing PDF files through Adobe's API. Users can easily trigger the workflow to authenticate, upload assets, and retrieve processed results, all while integrating with Dropbox for file access. This automation reduces manual effort, enhances efficiency, and ensures timely access to transformed documents, making it ideal for users needing quick PDF processing solutions.

7/8/2025
20 nodes
Complex
manualcomplexexecuteworkflowtriggersticky notedropboxwaitadvancedapiintegrationlogicrouting
Categories:
Complex WorkflowManual TriggeredBusiness Process AutomationCloud Storage & File Management
Integrations:
ExecuteWorkflowTriggerSticky NoteDropboxWait

Target Audience

Target Audience


- Developers: Those looking to integrate Adobe PDF services into their applications.
- Data Analysts: Users who need to extract data from PDF files for analysis.
- Business Professionals: Individuals needing to automate document processing and reduce manual work.
- Students & Educators: Anyone requiring efficient PDF manipulation for academic purposes.

Problem Solved

Problem Solved


This workflow automates the process of uploading a PDF file to Adobe's PDF services, extracting relevant data, and handling the results. It addresses the challenges of manual document processing, which can be time-consuming and error-prone, by providing a streamlined, automated solution that enhances productivity and accuracy.

Workflow Steps

Workflow Steps


1. Manual Trigger: The workflow is initiated by clicking the 'Test workflow' button.
2. Load PDF File: A test PDF file is downloaded from Dropbox.
3. Authenticate: The workflow retrieves an access token from Adobe's API, enabling secure API calls.
4. Create Asset: The PDF file is uploaded as an asset to Adobe's services.
5. Prepare Query: Set up the query parameters needed for processing the PDF.
6. Process Query: The workflow sends a request to Adobe's API to execute the desired operation on the PDF.
7. Wait Period: A 5-second wait is implemented to allow processing time.
8. Download Result: The workflow attempts to download the processed result from Adobe's API.
9. Switch Logic: Depending on the status of the processing, the workflow either continues to download the result or forwards a failure response.
10. Forward Response: The final result is sent back to the originating workflow, completing the process.

Customization Guide

Customization Guide


- Change PDF Source: Modify the Dropbox path in the 'Load a test pdf file' node to point to a different PDF file.
- Adjust Processing Options: Update the json_payload in the 'Adobe API Query' node to change the extraction parameters according to your needs.
- Modify Wait Time: Adjust the wait duration in the 'Wait 5 second' node to accommodate different processing times.
- Add More Steps: Insert additional nodes for further processing or notifications based on the results of the PDF operations.