Contributed by:Joanna Slusarz, Technical Writer, Laserfiche Regular expressions (also known as Pattern Matching expressions) are a way of defining patterns in information by using special symbols. In Laserfiche Quick Fields, these expressions can be used to identify documents or extract information in order to properly populate fields or set the document location in the Laserfiche repository. Different types of characters, … Read More
Tech Tip: (Preview) Viewing Metadata on Folders in Laserfiche Mobile for the iPad
Laserfiche Mobile is an app for the iPad and iPhone that enables users to capture, upload, securely access and work with documents inside their Laserfiche repository while on the go.
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Often a Laserfiche form will contain several generic fields that many respondents will answer in the same way.
Tech Tip: Using Advanced Search to Locate Missing Documents
Many companies have specific required documents that must be saved in a certain repository, such as employment contracts for every employee or manifests for a shipment. Locating missing documents of a specific type can be a time-consuming challenge when users have to double-check folders and verify that the correct documents are on file.
Tech Tip: Linking to Entries in Web Access
With the release of the latest version of Laserfiche Web Access 9.0.1, the users can now right-click a specific entry and select Copy Link to have the URL automatically saved on to the clipboard.
How to Design an Effective Laserfiche Document Template
A field stores information about a particular Laserfiche entry (document or folder). It is possible to apply fields to specific entries by using templates, which are collections of related fields. An entry can only have one template assigned to it, but each template can contain multiple fields.