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Backup Installation

The LogicalDOC Backup needs to be installed in the same server that is running your LogicalDOC. Download and launch the installation package for your system from the download website. During the setup, you will be prompted to provide the folder where...

Prepare the Database on Ubuntu

In order to set up a production system, you have to prepare a MySQL database where the application will store all data. To perform this step, make sure to have a MySQL up and running, if this is not the case install it:...

LogicalDOC Documentation

LogicalDOC is an enterprise electronic document management system which is extremely useful for both small and large companies. It is a valuable tool in knowledge management processing that provides a more flexible and lower-cost alternative to other...

Prepare the Database on Linux

In order to set up a production system, you have to prepare a MySQL database where the application will store all data. To perform this step, make sure to have a MySQL up and running, so execute the command: /etc/init.d/mysql status Default settings...

Zero-Shot

The Zero-Shot model enables automatic classification of documents into user-defined categories without requiring prior training on those specific labels. This allows the system to dynamically assign tags based on the semantic meaning of the content,...

Searching your documents

The LogicalDOC's search engine is the heart of the system. It allows quick access to the information when you need it. The fastest way to search for documents is to use the full-text search. At the top of the screen is the quick search box. You must...

Install the Application on macOS

Get from the download website the setup file: installer-linux-.zip To install LogicalDOC unpack the zip archive, open a terminal window and execute the command from command line: $ java -jar logicaldoc-installer.jar When the installer asks for...

Syndication

The Syndication is the process of feeding a remote system with contents stored in your local LogicalDOC installation. A typical scenario is when you want to implement a Hybrid Cloud, where part of the document management system must be published to an...

Logging onto the system

In order to log on to the system, you have to point your browser to the URL where LogicalDOC is installed (this may be an address on your network). Once there, a login form is presented in which you have to enter your username, password, and,...

Install the Application on Windows

Get from the download site the installer file: installer-win-.exe To install LogicalDOC just double-click on the downloaded installer and follow the setup steps. Leave all settings as default or change them at your will. The installer will guide you in...

High Availability and Disaster Recovery

The High Availability (HA) architecture is the right option when the document management becomes business-critical and requires minimal downtime and continuous availability. The same architecture is also used to implement a Disaster Recovery (DR) where...

Alerts on document's events

Alerts are messages automatically sent to users when an event occurs in a document. Users can follow the activity of a document, which means that they will receive an alert when an event occurs on the document itself. Subscribing to alerts You can...

Install third-party Software on Ubuntu

To have additional features like the full preview, you need to install some external components. Conversion to PDF This feature allows you to convert an office type document to PDF format. Requires the presence on the system of LibreOffice. LibreOffice...

General Informations

Here you can find all the system information: product version, installation ID, statistics, sessions and system log. Statistics Here you can find all the statistics regarding the Hard Disk usage by, for example, documents, imports and exports, database...

Prepare the Database on Windows

The LogicalDOC's installer also includes a MariaDB and will use it by default, but if you want to connect LogicalDOC to an existing MySQL or MariaDB installation, this guide describes how to prepare the database where the application will store all...

Web Services API

LogicalDOC can be used as middleware and can be integrated with other systems by the use of the built-in Web Service. The Web Service module is part of the LogicalDOC core distribution and is compliant with W3C specifications SOAP and MTOM. Using SOAP...

Annotating a Document

You can add notes on the documents, via the Notes tab. Notes enable users to discuss the document and its evolution. All users with read permission can see the notes added to a document. You can add a new note by clicking on the button Add Note. Put...

Install with Docker

Docker is a tool designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers. Containers allow us to package up our application with all the parts it needs, such as libraries and other dependencies, and ship it all out as one...

SAML Single Sign-On

Single Sign-On (SSO) is a way for users to log into multiple applications with a single user ID and password without having to re-enter their credentials. The SAML standard allows identity providers to pass credentials to service providers. LogicalDOC...

Dropbox

LogicalDOC integration with Dropbox allows you to import and export documents and folders between both applications. Authorization The first time you import or export with LogicalDOC, an authorization wizard will appear to guide you through the...