Four ways to add documents to a case: drag and drop, file browsing, folder browsing, or importing from Google Drive, OneDrive, Box, and Dropbox.Every upload is resumable, and you can assign custodians along the way.
Getting documents into your case
Before you can review, search, or tag anything, your documents need to live in the case. Whether you have a handful of contracts or a large custodian collection,Hintyr gives you several ways to get them there. Because the upload area sits inside each case, your files are organized from the moment they land.
As soon as your files arrive, Hintyr indexes them for full-text searchand extracts metadata automatically. There is no separate processing step to run. Upload your documents and move straight to review.
What you can do when uploading
Here is what each method offers:
- Drag and drop -- Drop files or folders onto the upload area inside your case. Folder structures are preserved.
- File and folder browsing -- Use your system file picker to select individual files or entire folder trees.
- Cloud providers -- Connect Google Drive, OneDrive, Box, or Dropbox and pull files directly from cloud storage, no local download required.
- Resumable uploads -- If your connection drops during a local upload, re-add the same files and Hintyr picks up where it left off rather than starting over.
- Large batch uploads -- Send many files in a single batch. Hintyr queues and processes them to keep browser resource usage in check.
- Custodian assignment -- Tag files with a custodian as you upload so attribution is set before review begins.
Explore upload topics
Choose a topic below for step-by-step guidance on each part of the upload workflow.
Where uploading fits in your review workflow
Uploading is typically the first step after creating a case. Once your documents finish processing, they appear in the document browser, where you can search, filter, and tag them. You can add more documents at any time, and you do not need to finish uploading before you start reviewing.
For accepted formats, see supported file types.