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# Organize your Document Automation Server files

After installation, the following subdirectories are created in the DAS Content Extraction install directory:

| Directory      | Contents                                                                |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **bin**        | Executables and scripts                                                 |
| **conditions** | Contains the job condition files (XML format)                           |
| **docs**       | Contains reference guide and release notes                              |
| **license**    | Contains the license key file                                           |
| **logfiles**   | Log files                                                               |
| **regex**      | Contains files that can be used to store predefined regular expressions |
| **samples**    | Contains sample files used in the sample jobs                           |
| **temp**       | Contains temporary folders and files used during processing             |
| **theme**      | Contains the current theme information file                             |
| **status**     | Contains status file for progress reports                               |
| **video**      | Contains introductory and use case videos                               |

## Log files

The log file folder is the location for the various log files generated by DAS Content Extraction.![Log Files](@/assets/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/image119.png)

In the example shown in the image above, there is a folder for the CSV Logs, general logs, previous runs of the three jobs (10000, 10001, and 10002), and last logs of the jobs (When a job is running, its logs are captured inside the folder LiveLogs. Once the job finishes, its logs are copied from the LiveLogs folder to the corresponding Job ID folder).

### CSV logs

The CSV log file contains a list of the source files and the resultant output files. By default, each job has a csv log file of the form `<jobid>.csv`. This can be changed manually. See [Location Settings](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/kingfisher-user-interface/job-settings.md#location-settings) for more details.![CSV Logs](@/assets/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/image120.png)

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## Related pages

- [Streamline document processing with DAS](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/autobahn-dx-integration.md)
- [Explore document automation and content extraction](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/acknowledgements.md)
- [Streamline document automation with content extraction](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction.md)
- [Unlocking PDF processing with content extraction](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/introduction.md)
- [Streamline document automation with DAS content extraction](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/kingfisher-configuration-file-kingfisherconfig.md)
- [Efficient content extraction with DAS command line](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/using-kingfisher-from-the-command-line.md)
- [How to use trigger files for job automation](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/trigger-files.md)
- [Document Automation Server Content Extraction release notes](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/release-notes.md)
- [Efficient content extraction for diverse PDF files](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/support.md)
- [Streamline document automation with XML job files](/guides/document-automation-server/content-extraction/xml-job-condition-files.md)

