Yes, you can trigger data reprocessing from your side depending on the type of reprocessing you need, and RChilli also offers support for automated handling of data reprocessing. Below is the breakdown:
Types of Data Reprocessing and How They Work:
1. Full DB Reprocessing
RChilli allows you to reprocess the entire database of resumes, which is useful when you need to refresh or update all of the data stored in the system.
- How it works: You can trigger a Full DB Reprocessing process to parse all resumes and update any relevant fields.
- Who triggers it?: Typically, this is scheduled or triggered manually by the RChilli team, but you can initiate the request to RChilli Support to start the process.
Learn more about Full DB Reprocessing.
2. Incremental Reprocessing
Incremental Reprocessing allows for updating only newly uploaded or modified data, making it more efficient than full database reprocessing. This is ideal for real-time updates.
- How it works: The reprocessing only occurs for new or changed resumes, ensuring minimal system load.
- Who triggers it?: You can configure incremental reprocessing to run automatically at regular intervals (like every 30 minutes), or you can request it through the system or API.
Learn more about Incremental Reprocessing.
3. FTP Reprocessing
RChilli supports FTP-based reprocessing where you can upload resumes to a secure FTP server for bulk processing. This method is particularly suitable for handling large datasets.
- How it works: Files are uploaded to an FTP server, and RChilli processes them, then returns the parsed and enriched data.
- Who triggers it?: You can upload files to the FTP server and trigger the reprocessing by sending those files to RChilli’s systems. The processed data will then be returned.
Learn more about FTP Reprocessing.
Need Assistance?
For any inquiries, please contact RChilli Support: support@rchilli.com
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