Automatic sorting of orders in PDF

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 7 days

Hello, I have created a similar order processing module for an online store with custom product logic: recognition of markers in the item name, highlighting lines during printing, various order statuses, and an admin panel. Color highlighting of items based on a template in the name was part of the same project.

If prints are going through a separate production flow, it would be worth adding an automatic tag or "PRINT" icon next to the order in the general list, which reduces sorting errors by about 20%.

In what form is the program currently operating and in what format is the PDF prepared? Is it a desktop application, a script, or a web panel, and who administers it?

I suggest getting in touch; I will also sketch out a recognition scheme #...# and a line highlighting option for your current print.

Budget: 5000 UAH Deadline: 5 days

Good day. I can write such a program in Python. The list of prints can be specified as a list.

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Good day! The SDEV team has extensive experience in automating complex business processes and working with PDF generation. We implement the logic for extracting orders for soft glass with print by integrating character recognition # into your current processing algorithm. We guarantee the stability and correctness of data display. We are ready to start working immediately.

Budget: 3000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Automatic order highlighting with print - a task for 10 minutes: a regular task for #..#, filling a line in PDF. Solution: 1) find #..# templates in the product name; 2) color the line or the entire order; 3) depends on the PDF generation library. I have done similar parsers and automation, for example, integration with Allegro API - working with text templates and data generation. Which library is used for PDF? ReportLab, FPDF, or something else? This will affect the implementation. Example of work: https://freelancehunt.com/showcase/work/razrabotka-parsera-sistemyi-avtomatizatsii-allegro/2039438.html

Price: 3000 UAH
Deadline: 1-2 days

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 7 days

Good day, Inna!

I have reviewed your task regarding the automation of order processing. This is an important aspect for optimizing the production process, as highlighting orders with print will help avoid mistakes.

I understand that it is necessary to implement automatic identification of orders with the # symbol in the product name, as well as highlighting them in color for convenience. Your task has clear objectives, and I am ready to propose an effective solution.

Here are a few examples of projects I have completed:
- Digital asset management system - 90 clients in 6 days: https://freelancehunt.com/showcase/work/sistema-upravlinnya-tsifrovimi-aktivami-klientiv/1994952.html
- Data processing automation for business: https://freelancehunt.com/showcase/work/orenda-budivelnoyi-tehniki-278-konversiy-za/1994950.html

To accurately understand your needs, please clarify:
- What deadlines do you have in mind?
- Do you already have the program logic ready, or does it need to be developed from scratch?
- What specific colors for highlighting are you interested in?

The cost of the project will depend on the number of changes, complexity of implementation, and deadlines. The more details we provide, the more accurately we can assess.

The next step is to discuss the project details to understand how we can collaborate. I suggest we get in touch for a more detailed conversation. Expand

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Good day, Inna. The task is clear - I catch #...# and highlight such orders in color in the PDF, leaving the rest untouched.

I will consider two points: if # is without a pair - it doesn't break, it goes as a regular order. If there are several prints in one order - I highlight each separately.

The example still hasn't been added to the description - please send it along with access to the code where the PDF is generated. What is it written in and what is used for generation - reportlab, weasyprint, html?

Budget: 1990 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Good day, Inna!

Thank you for the interesting project. I specialize in automation and data processing, and your task of extracting orders based on a specific pattern in PDF documents (or data before printing) is quite clear to me. With experience in parsing, text analysis, and integrations, I see several approaches for effectively implementing this function.

From what you described, this task fits perfectly into the paradigm of automating text data processing, which I regularly work with. Although my portfolio does not have a direct case of "PDF sorting of orders," the principles of pattern identification in text, as in your case with #Abstraction white#, are the foundation of many of my developments. For example, in projects involving report monitoring and data processing for a call center, I implemented complex logic for recognizing and validating information, which is technically similar.

My approach will be to integrate with the current order processing program (or its output data, if possible), find the point where the list of products for printing is formed, and implement the logic for recognizing characters #...#. If this occurs at the level of a text file or structured data (e.g., CSV/JSON), then Python is perfect for this. Then, using libraries for working with PDFs (e.g., ReportLab for creating a new PDF or PyPDF2/pikepdf for modifying an existing one), it will be possible to add a styled background or text color for the lines with the corresponding products.

To better assess the scope of work, I would like to clarify:
1. What format of input data does the current program use to generate the order list before printing (text file, database, something else)?
2. Is there a possibility to programmatically intervene in the process of generating the printed document, or will it be necessary to generate a new PDF with the highlights? Expand

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Good day, Inna!

I will do it. The logic is simple: the regex searches for #...# in the product name, and if found, the line (or the entire order) is printed with a background fill.

One question regarding the essence: what are you currently using to generate the PDF — reportlab, fpdf, WeasyPrint, or an HTML template? This will determine how to implement the fill. If it's pure Python generation, the modification is minimal and won't affect anything else in the print.

I am ready to look at the code — let me know how it's convenient to transfer.

Deadline: 1 day after receiving the code. Price: 2000 UAH.

My code: github.com/kamedashe Expand

Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 1 day

Good day, I am ready to complete your task quickly and efficiently. I have extensive experience in creating various bots. Please write to me in private messages to discuss the details. I would be happy to help :)

Budget: 3600 UAH Deadline: 3 days

The task is clear: it is necessary to add a check for the product name for the presence of a pair #...# and based on this, highlight the line or order with color when generating the PDF for printing.

I will do this using a regular expression to search for #.*?# in the product name, and I will add the color highlighting at the PDF generation level (depending on the library, this will be the background of the row or table cell, for example, yellow). The logic for orders without printing will remain unchanged.

It is approximately ready in 3 days. Please clarify which library is currently used for PDF generation (reportlab, weasyprint, or another) and if I can see the current script.