Tutorials
Describe how to solve specific real life problems using a platform
38 articles
- T-01 — Organizing Your Documents Before Uploading
- T-02 — Uploading Records and Files Into a Case
- T-03 — Choosing the Right Collection for Documents
- T-04 — What happens after you upload documents
- T-05 — Adding New Documents to an Existing Case
- T-06 — Starting Work on a New Case
- T-07 — Finding Important Pages Quickly in a Large Case
- T-08 — Selecting and organising key pages for detailed review
- T-09 — Adding important events and dates from documents
- T-10 — Building and using the case timeline and calendar
- T-11 — Stapling Related Pages Together
- T-12 — Using Colors and Tags to Organize Pages
- T-13 — Searching for Information Across Your Case
- T-14 — Working with Duplicate Pages
- T-15 — Preparing the Case for Analysis and Reporting
- T-16 — Using the Author Registry for Consistent Names
- T-17 — Adding and Managing Episode Types
- T-18 — Adding and Using Notes in Episodes and Cases
- T-19 — Marking Events Before the Main Event Date
- T-20 — Checking AI-Generated Statements Against Sources
- T-21 — Understanding and Using the Validation Score
- T-22 — Generating parts of the report using Al
- T-23 — Reviewing and editing AI-generated report sections
- T-24 — Creating and Running Automated Workflows
- T-25 — Saving and reusing AI prompts in the Prompt Hub
- T-26 — Creating a full case report
- T-27 — Using Ready-Made Report Templates
- T-28 — Adding your own conclusions and expert opinion to the report
- T-29 — Creating a high-quality chronology section in the report
- T-30 — Finalising and exporting the completed report
- T-31 — Updating the report when new documents arrive
- T-32 — Comparing different versions of the report
- T-33 — Inviting external experts or colleagues to view a case
- T-34 — Making a copy of a case
- T-35 — Changing case status
- T-36 — Using the shared company calendar
- T-37 — Creating and managing custom documents
- T-38 — Managing labels on cases and documents