WebCenter Imaging - Organization ID

Hey
I am using WebCenter Capture and Oracle Forms Recognitin to create a "batch" that is inputted by our Imaging server. The back consists of:
1. A txt file
2. A TIF image
3. An XML file
The problem is that, in the XML file, there is a line
<orgid>1733</orgid>
This is wrong - the org id should be 204.
When I trace this value back through the process, I can see that the "batch" created by ODC is named:
83_ADC0F7CF59E94A439E30B72F2D665583_1733_07052013.TIF
You'll note that the _1733_ value is part f the image/back name. This is set up in the commit profile, as "Orgnization" is one of the attributes used to build the document file name.
This is where I lose the trail - I can not see where this value is coming from.
I am using the "OFR Scan for ISIS" macro, and have looked through it, but cannot see it doing anything relevant.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
A

Hi
I finally found the answerin the following document:
"ODC-OFR-Integration-Guide"
Here are the steps to set the default Organization ID:
- Open ODC cature app
- Go to System | manage Macros
- Pull down the Scan for ISIS category
- Double-click OFR-Scan-ISIS-Macro and stop the macro from running.
- Close the macro and keep it selected inthe dialog and click Setup
- Set the Organization=??? in the Default Values field and click OK.
Hope this is helpful to someone else in the future.
Regards,
A

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