Table of Contents
- Creating new databases and projects
- Adding users to your project
- Setting up codes
- Deduplication
- Timezone
- Persistent highlights
- Language tools
Creating new databases and projects
As an organization administrator on Everlaw, you are able to create new databases and projects on the platform. To create a new database and project, navigate to the Projects & Users tab on the Organization Administration page.
Click the “+ Add a new Database” button at the top of the projects list. Then you will have the option to create a blank project or use an existing project as a template. If you are creating an ECA database, you will be able to select two different projects, an ECA project and a review project, to use as templates. Visit this article to learn more about using a project as a template.
This will automatically create both a database to upload documents to, as well as a project in which you can conduct review work. Once you have created the database, you will be redirected to the project’s Project Settings page.
Adding users to your project
You can add users to your case as you normally would through the Project Settings page.
As you assign users to groups, remember that users must be both case admins and part of the “Uploaders” group to be able to upload native documents to Everlaw.
Read our help article about users and groups for more information.
Setting up codes
You are able to create your coding sheet as you normally would through the Codes section on the Project Settings page.
You can also enable multifactor authentication (MFA) through the General section on the Project Settings page.
Deduplication
Organization administrators can find options for deduplication in the General tab of Project Settings. Please refer to this article on admin deduplication settings for information.
Timezone
The project timezone determines what timezone should be displayed in the metadata panel for documents. You can specify the project timezone in the General section of the Project Settings page.
Persistent Highlights
If you would like certain terms to be highlighted on all documents in your project, you can create persistent highlights through the Persistent Highlights page under the General section of the Project Settings page.
For more information about persistent highlights, see our help article.
Language Tools
You can translate and search for documents that contain non-English text by turning on the translation tool in the Project Settings page. This will enable the review window language translator. Then, select which languages you expect to be present in your documents. Only expected languages will be indexed and searchable.
* Note that Organization administrators have different platform access than Project Admins.
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