Laserfiche 8.3 introduces new keyboard shortcuts that add more functionality and enable you to work more efficiently in the Laserfiche Client. Full story »
In Laserfiche 8, you can add Windows domain accounts directly to Laserfiche, and then treat these domain users and groups like any other user in Laserfiche. Full story »
In Workflow 8.3, you now have two options for searching for information about a specific time a workflow runs (a workflow instance): the Search Pane and the new Common Searches Pane. Full story »
When working with documents in your repository, you may want to view different information about different documents using the columns in the folder browser. Full story »
Laserfiche 8.3 introduces various enhancements to different search types that will help your users search for necessary information more efficiently. Full story »
The Support Site contains a lot of useful information about how to use, optimize and troubleshoot your Laserfiche software, and some of the most vital links are right at the top of each page. Full story »
With Workflow 8.3, you can automatically process each item in a group. The four “For Each” activities run one or more activities. Full story »
Answers to almost every question about Laserfiche software are at your fingertips. All you need to do is click any variety of “Help” in the software. Full story »
Laserfiche 8.3 introduces new features for document thumbnails that make your information more secure and your workers more efficient. Full story »
Laserfiche 8.3 features a significant expansion and enhancement of the Versions metadata element. Versions now track content and metadata changes as a history within a single document. Full story »
As explained in last week’s Tech Tip, the versions feature has been significantly upgraded and expanded in Laserfiche 8.3. This week we will explain how versions from Laserfiche 8.2 and before are handled in your 8.3 repository. Full story »
Laserfiche 8.3 features a significant expansion and enhancement of the Versions metadata element. Versions now track content and metadata changes as a history within a single document. Full story »