The Language Detection model automatically identifies the language of a document based on its textual content. This enables the system to classify documents by language and support language-specific processing workflows. The model is based on a...
The Customer Portal is a secure and dedicated online environment that enables LogicalDOC's customers to independently access information, and manage their license. Enter the portal The portal is available at https://www.logicaldoc.com To enter put the...
Each LogicalDOC installation has it's own license that contains the list of available features and various operating parameters like the maximum number of users and documents. Your license is identified by a unique User Number also known as Activation...
VIA is a virtual agent capable of responding to questions in natural language regarding the documents' retrieval. In practice, you can write an email like 'Hi LogicalDOC, can you find the contract of LiquidPaper Ltd ?" and get responded with the...
On Ubuntu Linux you need to install and execute LogicalDOC as root user (command sudo su), make sure to log-in as root before continuing, since this guide assumes you perform all the operations as root. To install on Ubuntu, you have to provide at...
Two-factor authentication is now recommended to secure login to Internet services and protect against phishing attacks and credential theft. This authentication generates two-step verification codes for the users on their devices, thereby increases the...
An Access Ticket is an access code used by the support staff to enter your system without having to provide the credentials of any user. In most cases, the support team can shed light on the problem simply by analyzing the logs and error screenshots,...
You can create a connection between your OnlyOffice and LogicalDOC. This way, you will be able to use OnlyOffice to edit and create documents stored inside LogicalDOC. OnlyOffice can be used in several ways online and on-premises, but at the time of...
In the Last Changes panel, you can retrieve the last events on folders and documents and the last user session activities. You can perform a search to enlist the activities performed on the defined date range and regarding a specific and exact User,...
A dashlet is a small window that appears in the user's dashboard. The purpose of a dashlet is to show useful information about the user's activities inside the system. Each user can customize his dashboard by placing a set of dashlets made available by...
If you have the Workflow permission in the current folder, you can manually start a workflow, simply by selecting the items from the documents list grid and clicking on the Start workflow icon. The system asks you to choose one of the available...
A cluster node is basically a LogicalDOC instance installed on a server in the same subnet. Please read the Installation Guide to install the application Once installed, you have to enter the section Administration > System > Clustering and enable the...
A comparator is a component able to compare the contents of two files of the same format or different versions of the same document. In the Associations section, you can choose what comparator to use for a specific format. The drop-down list only shows...
All documents are stored in folders. It is similar to what is done on a local hard drive. Folders are logical collections of documents that are arranged in a hierarchical tree starting from the root folder. Organizing folders in an appropriate and...
Make it easier for your customers to complete online forms by automatically filling out the questions you have the answers to. Custom fields, alongside dynamic URLs, allow you to use info that you already have to pre-fill forms. This way, your...
A Folder Template is a structure of empty folders and sub-folders that may be applied to an existing folder in order to quickly create a tree within it. You can define as many templates as you want, each template has a name and a tree specification in...
LogicalDOC needs to call external URLs for various reasons, ranging from internal tasks such as checking for updates, validating licenses, to integration with remote third-party tools. In case you install into an isolated environment, and you do not...