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Connect Where YourDocuments Live.Deliver Results.

MiruIQ connectors define how documents enter pipelines and how files, extracted data, and validation results are delivered to downstream systems: the document processing integrations that wire MiruIQ into your existing stack.

System Integration

Decouple Processing From Integration

Connectors separate document processing logic from system integration.

They allow pipelines to evolve without rewriting ingestion or delivery code, adapting to new sources and destinations as your infrastructure changes.

Input Connectors

Bring documents into pipelines from cloud storage, APIs, file servers, or external triggers. Connectors normalize ingestion so pipelines remain source-agnostic.

File Output

Route processed files to storage systems, forward them to downstream services, or archive them based on classification results and pipeline logic.

Data Output

Deliver structured extraction results directly to databases, analytics platforms, or APIs, enabling downstream automation without manual data handling.

Validation Output

Export detailed verification outcomes, field-level comparison results, and audit trails for compliance, reporting, or human-in-the-loop workflows.

Input Connectors

Bring Documents Into the Pipeline

Input connectors deliver files into MiruIQ pipelines from any source system.

Regardless of the source system, documents enter the pipeline in a standardized form and can then be classified, extracted, verified, and routed.

Input connectors support asynchronous ingestion and can be triggered automatically or explicitly via API.

Object & File Storage

Connect to cloud storage systems and file servers for document ingestion.

Poll directories or buckets for new files, or receive event-driven notifications when documents arrive.

Supports batch ingestion, file filtering, and automatic cleanup after successful processing.

Supported Technologies
  • Amazon S3
  • Apache Paimon
  • Apache Iceberg
  • FTP / SFTP

APIs & Services

Ingest documents via HTTP endpoints and webhooks.

Accept documents via direct file upload, base64-encoded payloads, or webhook triggers from external systems.

Ideal for integrating with existing applications, automation platforms, or custom workflows.

Supported Technologies
  • HTTP API (file upload and async ingestion)

Cloud Drives

Connect to consumer and enterprise cloud storage.

Monitor shared folders for incoming documents and automatically ingest new files into pipelines.

Supports authentication via OAuth and service accounts for secure access.

Supported Technologies
  • Google Drive (coming soon)
  • Dropbox (coming soon)
Amazon S3
FTP/SFTP
HTTP API
Apache Iceberg
Apache Paimon
File Output Connectors

Route, Store, or Forward Files

File output connectors control what happens to the original document file after processing.

They are typically used to store files long-term, route them based on classification or validation results, or forward them to downstream systems.

File routing is independent of data extraction: files and extracted data can be delivered to different destinations in parallel.

Object & File Storage

Store processed files in cloud storage or file servers.

Archive original documents, store annotated versions, or organize files into structured directory hierarchies based on classification results.

Supports configurable naming conventions, metadata tagging, and retention policies.

Supported Technologies
  • Amazon S3
  • Apache Paimon
  • Apache Iceberg
  • FTP / SFTP

APIs & Services

Forward files to external services or automation agents.

Push documents to downstream systems via HTTP POST, trigger webhooks, or integrate with RPA platforms and document management systems.

Supports custom headers, authentication, and retry logic for reliable delivery.

Supported Technologies
  • HTTP API (forward files to other services or agents)

Cloud Drives

Deliver files to consumer and enterprise cloud storage.

Automatically upload processed documents to cloud drives for easy access, sharing, and collaboration.

Organize files into folders based on document type, date, or custom classification results.

Supported Technologies
  • Google Drive (coming soon)
  • Dropbox (coming soon)
Amazon S3
FTP/SFTP
HTTP API
Google Drive
Dropbox
Extraction Output Connectors

Deliver Extracted Data

Route extracted data from documents directly into databases, analytics platforms, or downstream applications.

Extraction output connectors deliver the structured data extracted from your documents (fields, tables, and values pulled from invoices, contracts, forms, and more) directly into your target systems.

Whether you need to populate a database, feed an analytics pipeline, or sync with an ERP, these connectors handle the delivery automatically using JDBC-based connectivity.

Relational Databases

Store document extracts in traditional SQL databases.

Insert extracted fields and tables from documents directly into your database schemas. Supports upsert operations, transaction management, and flexible schema mapping.

Perfect for integrating document data with ERP systems, data warehouses, and operational databases.

Supported Databases
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MariaDB
  • Oracle Database
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • IBM Db2
  • H2
  • Apache Derby
  • SQLite
  • Firebird

Cloud & Managed Databases

Deliver document extracts to cloud-hosted databases.

Route extracted data from documents to cloud-native databases with built-in connection pooling, SSL encryption, and automatic failover support.

Compatible with serverless configurations and managed database offerings from major cloud providers.

Supported Services
  • Amazon Aurora
  • Google Cloud SQL
  • Azure SQL Database
  • Amazon Redshift
  • Snowflake

Analytics & Query Engines

Feed document extracts into analytics platforms.

Stream data extracted from documents into analytics systems for real-time dashboards, reporting, and business intelligence workflows.

Supports batch and streaming modes with configurable partitioning and data formats.

Supported Platforms
  • Apache Hive
  • Apache Impala
  • Apache Drill
  • Trino (PrestoSQL)
  • Presto
  • ClickHouse
  • Apache Druid
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Snowflake
ClickHouse
Amazon Redshift
Validation Result Outputs

Deliver Decisions, Not Just Pass/Fail

Validation modules produce explicit, structured verification results in addition to controlling pipeline flow.

These results describe what was checked, what matched, and what failed, across individual documents or entire document groups, and can be delivered just like extracted data.

This enables auditable decisions, downstream automation, and human-in-the-loop workflows.

Validation Output Capabilities

Structured verification results that go beyond simple pass/fail status.

Each validation result includes the original extracted value, the reference value, the comparison outcome, and any normalization applied during matching.

Results can be aggregated at the document or group level, enabling downstream systems to act on overall verification status rather than individual field outcomes.

What's Included
  • Field-level comparison results
  • Semantic equivalence checks (normalized addresses, names)
  • Cross-document consistency outcomes
  • Group-level verification status
  • Reason codes for failed checks

Output Delivery

Validation results use the same output connectors as extraction results.

Route verification outcomes to databases, analytics platforms, or APIs for auditing, compliance reporting, or triggering downstream workflows.

Failed validations can be automatically escalated to human review queues or exception handling systems.

Supported Targets
  • Databases
  • Analytics platforms
  • APIs and automation systems
Databases
Analytics
REST APIs
Webhooks
Custom Connectors

Extend When Needed

If a required source or destination is not yet supported, MiruIQ can implement custom connectors for customer-specific systems.

This ensures pipelines remain adaptable even in complex or proprietary environments.

Seamless Integration

Integrate seamlessly with existing pipelines

Same Security Model

Use the same execution and security model

Fast Delivery

Typically delivered within 1–2 days

Fully Adaptable

Works with complex or proprietary environments

FAQ

Integration Questions

The document processing integrations teams ask about most.

Which document sources can MiruIQ ingest from?

S3 and S3-compatible object storage, SFTP, email inboxes, Google Drive and HTTP APIs. Documents enter the pipeline the moment they arrive at the source: no manual uploads, no polling scripts.

How does extracted data reach my downstream systems?

As structured JSON per document, via webhooks, direct database inserts, S3 buckets or HTTP push to any ERP or DMS, delivered the moment verification completes.

Do I need middleware to integrate document extraction with existing systems?

No. Connectors are configured directly in the pipeline builder with encrypted credentials; a pipeline typically goes from configuration to production without custom integration code.

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