Datasheets are used to create customised views of data captured across all documents. Users can create and apply datasheets on the
Documents
and
Matters
tabs.
Creating Datasheets
To create new datasheet:
Go to the
Documents
tab.
Click
Apply Datasheet
. In the opened panel click
New Datasheet
.
Input datasheet name, for example,
NDA Datasheet
.
If you want to make the datasheet available for other users, click the Access button and change from Only Me to Shared.
Select required columns in the
Columns
tab.
Click
Add columns
button.
In the dropdown, you will see
Metadata
selected by default.
note
The datasheet includes 14 metadata parameters: ContractId, CreatedAt, CreatedBy, CreatedByEmail, DocumentCount, IsTest, MatterId, ModifiedAt, ModifiedBy, ModifiedByEmail, Name, Share, Status, and TemplateReference
.
If you need to add metadata columns to the datasheet, check them in
Select columns
section. Click
Add columns
button.
As a result, columns will be added in the
Added columns
section.
Select another template, from which you want to use variables in your datasheet, from the dropdown list at the top.
note
You should have at least Read access to a template to use it for datasheets.
Select required variables in
Select columns
section. Click
Add columns
button.
Click
Apply
to save the list of selected columns.
As a result, you will see the list of all selected columns on the
Columns
tab. You can reorder them using drag-and-drop.
note
If you have multiple templates, which use the same variable, you do not need to add the variable from each template. If the variable name and type are the same across all Templates, you will only need to add the variable as a column from one Template.
If a variable is used in a Repeat you can also specify a specific repeat occurrence of the Repeat in the
Columns
section.
Define the default sorting order for the datasheet output on the
Sorting
tab.
First by
- the first sorting rule that is applied to the grid. Select a variable or metadata field from the dropdown and choose whether to sort in ascending/descending order.
Second by
- the second sorting rule that is applied to the grid after the first sort has already been applied. Select a variable or metadata field from the dropdown and choose whether to sort in ascending/descending order.
Define the condition for selecting documents. For example, documents created from the Non-Disclosure Agreement template.
If required, you can add multiple filtering conditions using plus icon.
If you have multiple conditions, you can group them to determine the order in which the filtering is applied using
Group
button.
Click
Save
to save the datasheet. Now the datasheet is available for selection. Click the
NDA datasheet
in the list to apply it to the Documents list.
Applying Datasheets
To apply the datasheet to the
Documents
list:
Go to the
Documents
tab.
Click
Apply Datasheet
button.
In the list of datasheets, select required filter and click its name.
If a datasheet is already applied to the Documents list, it is checked in the list. By clicking the name of another datasheet, you will apply the selected datasheet instead of the applied one.
If you need to edit the datasheet settings, click button.
note
Add Name metadata variable to your datasheet to enable access to a Document or Matter from the grid.
Editing Documents from Datasheet view
When a datasheet with variable columns is applied to the document list, the answers in these variable columns can be edited without launching the full Questionnaire.
Click the pencil icon on the row of the document you want to edit to view the questions that are included in the datasheet. Edit the answers as needed and click the Save & Close button to return to the document list.
Sharing Datasheets
To share the datasheets with other users:
Go to
Documents
and click
Apply Datasheet
button.
Click button to edit the required datasheet.
Click the
Access
button.
Share the datasheet with an individual user, group or role.
Click
Save
.
Exporting Datasheet output
To export the output of a datasheet, click on the menu button and select