The Share Document command allows you to share documents with other WorkSite users via email.
When you share a document, the user with whom you are sharing it is automatically added to its access control list.
Note: You cannot share a document with a user who has been denied access to its corresponding client or matter via a policy.
To share a document as an NRL link:
To add or remove users or groups in the access control list of the documents:
Field | Description |
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Select Users | Select users from the drop down menu with whom you want to share the document. |
Send document Link | Select Yes to send the NRL document link to the users. |
Subject | Enter subject of the email. |
Message | Enter the information that you want to share with the recipient. |
Who can view this document? | Display users who have access to the documents and with what access rights. |
Who is excluded from this document? | Display users who are restricted from this document. |
Option | Description |
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Default Visibility | Set the visibility of the document. You may set the document to Private, Public or View. |
User/Group(s): | Select the users or groups from the drop down menu to whom you want to grant the access to document. |
Rights | Set the access privileges to the document for specific users/groups. |
The Move/Copy command allows you to either:
To move or copy documents:
The Add to Folder command allows you to add a reference to the selected document in another folder without moving the original document.
Note: Because Add to Folder creates a reference to the document instead of creating a copy, the new document reference uses the same profile as that of the original.
To add a document to a folder:
If multiple versions of a document exist, then this command allows you to restore the previous version of the document. All the changes made to the latest version of the documents are reverted to their previous version.
The Edit Profile command allows you to modify a document's metadata.
To edit the profile of a document:
The Edit Security command allows you modify whom can see and edit a document's metadata.
To edit a document's security:
Field/Button | Description |
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Default Security |
Specifies how the document is shared with WorkSite users. Documents can be Public, Private, or View. |
Inherit Security from Parent |
Specifies whether the folder's security is inherited from its parent workspace/folder (checked) or unique (unchecked). Note: You cannot make changes to a folder's security while this option is enabled. |
User/Group | A drop-down menu from which you can select a user or group to add to the folder's security. |
Access Rights | The WorkSite access rights (Read, Read/Write, Full, or None) to be assigned to the user selected in User/Group. |
Reason | An optional explanation for the addition of the user/group that is recorded in the comments field of all related audit log items. |
Add |
Adds the user or group selected above to the access list below. Note: Users added to the access list are not added to the folder's security until after you click Submit. |
The Rename command allows you specify a new description for the selected document and apply it to either:
To change the description of a document: