How to Process Multiple Property Documents with a Node.js Summarization API (and Go)

Use a batch summarization API to process multiple property documents when a property-management team can tolerate a 5–30 minute wait for summaries. Persist the ticket identifier, source version, and schema version in your database; treat the model result as a proposed triage record, never as the ledger of record. This creates a clear retry boundary and leaves a reconciliation trail.

The title follows the shape of the search question, but the code below is Go because this article requires Go examples. The design is language-independent: submit a bounded document set, persist the job identifier, poll deliberately, and validate every result before it influences routing.

How can a batch API process multiple documents for summarization?

Batch summarization belongs on the non-urgent path: old maintenance requests, resolved conversations, lease-document notes, and overnight triage queues.…