@mrwolf2 and All, is there any automated way to compare extracted data from GenAI and image data? i mean providing some icon on UI data matched or not instead of manually checking? anyone tried to automate?
@VenkateswararaoK not to my knowledge. Current document processing abilities with GenAI are fairly limited. While you can instruct GenAI to extract the full text as well, there’s no way to be sure without a human in the loop or cross-referencing extracted data against a database.
@G. jagadish @robotvinay Thanks a lot for your help! It works great!
@G. jagadish Thank you Jagadish for pointing out . I missed to mention that point of removing the validation at the property level
This is available OTB from Infinity’26 release. You can now, preview files in the side panel without losing context.
Could you please share the documentation or a screenshot on the configurations?
No configuration needed. Hover on the file, should give you ‘Preview’ option that launches this panel automatically. Attaching gif.
Thank you for this! This isn’t exactly what I’ve been looking for as it’s still two additional clicks, but it’s definitely going to be useful.
Great! Thank you 
But it is consistent with the rest of the Constellation Design System architecture. Links to data, cases and now attachments, all have “preview” / “open in new tab”*
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*Seems this is missing for attachments 
Consistent yes. Ideal for a document processing use case? No. If the user needs to clicks twice to validate data extracted each time, their overall experience will be negatively impacted.
Thankfully @mrwolf2 there are other '26 enhancements where you could taylor the UX to more document processing use cases. This is more an “on demand” UX but with full case page templates you could show this straight away if it was always a document review case.
We’re still putting together our Future-Proof Your UX: Why Infinity'26 Might Be All You Need | Pega webinar, but 'm fairly certain this one will get some airtime.
Sweet! Can’t wait to get my hands on Infinity '26 and I’ll definitely sign up for that webinar. Thanks, Marc!