Task Form Decoration

Task Form Decoration

qDate: Increment Date

Assists in inputting Date-type data items. You can increase or decrease the date using buttons such as “+1 day” and “-7 days.” The number of days from the present and the day of the week are also displayed, making it intuitive to check the date and preventing input errors.

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qGuide: Request to OpenAI API with Image

The “input file” (image or pdf), the “input data” string, and the “API key” are sent to the Responses API via CORS. The response (text generated by the model) is streamed on the Task Form screen. Depending on the prompt settings, various support functions (functions to assist the task processor) can be provided, such as “analyzing ancient documents,” “detecting fault locations,” “counting populations,” and “extracting RGB color codes.”

Task Form Decoration

qGuide: Request to OpenAI API

Send the Input-string and ApiKey-string to the Responses API via CORS. The responses (the sentence generated by the model) will be displayed in streaming format. Depending on the prompt settings, various support functions to assist task operators can be provided, such as a typo check function, a text rewrite function, and a list of possible reasons for rejection.

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qString: Type with Voice

Accepts voice input. Currently, it works only with Chrome and some other browsers. Press the Speech Recognition button to speak and characters will be entered. This is useful for reporting “facility inspection results” via smartphone. Note that the server-based recognition engine is used, so it does not work offline.

qNumber: Speech
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qNumber: Speech

Reads out numerical values in numeric type fields (Text-to-Speech), using the Web Speech API (Speech Synthesis). For example, the billing amount data “12,000,000 (yen)” can be confirmed by the voice “issen ni-hyakuman” or “twelve million”.

qGuide: Batch Input Frequent Combination
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qGuide: Batch Input Frequent Combination

Button for batch input to multiple form elements allows popular combinations of input values to be implemented as a single button, reducing input costs and the risk of incorrect input. In this example of setting a delivery destination, options such as “Select: Kyoto Head Office”, “Select: Management Department”, and “Select: No delivery time specified” can be entered with just one click.

qString: Generate Password
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qString: Generate Password

Generates a 12-character password. Randomly extracts 2 characters from “23456789”, 4 characters from “ACFGHJKNRSUXYZ”, 4 characters from “acfghjknrsuxyz”, and 2 characters from “#$%&+-“. Characters that are easily misidentified (e.g., “1” and “l”) are not extracted.

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