Legal Document Management: Updates to NetDocuments Make your Life Easier!

Updates to NetDocuments Make Your Life Easier

Many fantastic software updates go unnoticed because they are subtle.  This month, we want to highlight five features that you will find useful.

Drag & Drop:  Users can now drag an item from the desktop and drop it on a document in the List View to create a new version of the document.Drag and Drop in NetDocuments

Endless Scroll: Users can now expand the full header after scrolling, exposing the Cabinet logo, the Search bar, and the Personal menu. After the header has been collapsed, just hover over the blue Navigation Bar to expand the header without scrolling to the top. Click the Expand icon in the lower right to scroll to the top of the list and expand the header.

Go to Workspace: Entering an exact match in the fields will take precedence.

Go to Workspace in NetDocuments

Summary View: Summary View now contains check boxes which allow users to select and act upon multiple documents at a time. This new functionality allows users to select documents and utilize the Power Bar. Users can also select and drag and drop multiple items, within Summary View or to the Navigation Pane.Summary View in NetDocuments

List View: Users can now display unlimited columns in List View. A newly designed List View Display dialog allows users to select and reorder list view columns.

For more information about these five updates to NetDocuments or legal document management in general, call us at 877-676-5492 or request a consultation

 

Team DISC Training at Affinity | Strategic Consulting for Law Firms

 


Paul Unger

Written by Paul Unger

Paul is a national speaker and author. In addition, he coaches lawyers on how to be more efficient with time management by offering customized workshops. When he isn't speaking or writing, he usually performs technology assessments throughout the United States and Canada. Paul began his career working for the Governor of Ohio and then went on to law school. He practiced law for six years, specializing in litigation and bankruptcy, before starting a legal technology consulting company with partner Barron Henley in 2000. Paul's superpowers are cleaning up messes and turning digital chaos into well-organized machines. His favorite part of his job is helping people get organized and focused on finding more enjoyment in their lives and careers.

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